Galapagos Islands

Galapagos has one of the largest marine reserves on the planet, this 193,000 km2 paradise holds many of the most acclaimed dive sites in the world for hosting an impressive biodiversity.

While snorkeling you will see blue sharks, manta rays, colorful fish and playful sea lions. The best spots are in Cerro Tijeretas, León Dormido, Lobería, Bahía Rosa Blanca, Las Grietas or Tortuga Bay.

Test your skills on a paddling trip around the mangroves and bays of Galapagos such as Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, the Garrapatero, Tortuga Bay, the Itabaca Channel and the bay of Isabela Island.

Galapagos inspires you to take it easy. A hike through its natural trails will take you through tunnels, viewpoints, pools, volcanoes and crevices. Visit the Sierra Negra volcano, which has one of the largest calderas in the world.

Take a ride on wheels to get in genuine contact with the landscapes, people and customs of the islands. From Puerto Ayora you can pedal to El Garrapatero and feel the microclimates of Santa Cruz Island. On Isabela Island enjoy cycling in the circuits of the Wetlands Complex.

Explore the islands through daily tours without overnight stays on board. A 6 or 7 hour adventure will allow you to practice snorkeling, experiential fishing, relax on beaches and admire species in fascinating terrestrial sites.

Take your experience to another level. Take an overnight cruise from 3 to 14 nights. On board enjoy comfort, adventure and unique experiences, such as scuba diving and land activities, on luxury, first class and tourist cruises.