Letty Galapagos Yacht

The morning begins at Buccaneer Cove on Santiago Island, a dramatic bay known for its towering cliffs and history as a former refuge for pirates and whalers. The area also offers snorkeling opportunities, with chances to observe marine life along the rocky coastline.

Later in the day, continue to Egas Port, a black-sand shoreline where coastal trails pass tidal pools and lava formations. The site is known for shorebirds and the occasional sighting of Galápagos fur seals resting in shaded volcanic rock pools.

• Activity:Kayaking. Snorkeling. Hiking.
• Meal:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins

The day begins on Fernandina Island at Espinoza Point, one of the most pristine areas in the Galápagos. The shoreline is home to large colonies of marine iguanas and is a key habitat for the flightless cormorant.

Later in the day, continue to Urbina Bay on Isabela Island, a coastal site formed by volcanic uplift that raised sections of ancient seabed. The area is known for sightings of giant tortoises, land iguanas, and, on occasion, Galápagos penguins along the shoreline.

• Activity:Kayaking. Snorkeling. Hiking.
• Meal:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins

The morning begins with a panga ride through Elizabeth Bay, a secluded mangrove-lined cove on Isabela Island. The calm waters are home to sea turtles and rays, and the area is best explored by boat due to the lack of landing sites.

Later in the day, visit Moreno Point, a lava-formed coastal site known for its extensive birdlife and striking views of nearby volcanic peaks. The area features shallow lagoons and rocky shoreline habitats where herons, flamingos, and other coastal species can often be observed.

• Activity:Kayaking. Snorkeling. Hiking.
• Meal:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins

The day begins at Tintoreras, a group of small islets near Isabela Island known for its clear, calm waters and abundant marine life. From the trails and surrounding channels, it is common to observe reef sharks, sea lions, and sea turtles, with snorkeling available in suitable conditions.

Later in the day, visit the Wall of Tears, a historic site built during Isabela’s time as a penal colony. A walking trail leads through lava landscapes and viewpoints, offering insight into the island’s past as well as wide coastal views along the way.

• Activity:Hiking.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins

The morning is spent at the Charles Darwin Research Station in Puerto Ayora, where ongoing conservation work includes the Giant Tortoise Breeding Program and broader scientific research supporting wildlife protection across the Galápagos.

In the afternoon, head to Tortuga Bay, a long white-sand beach known for its calm turquoise waters and natural coastal scenery. Conditions permitting, the area is suitable for kayaking or swimming, with chances to observe marine iguanas, shorebirds, and other shoreline wildlife.

• Activity:Hiking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Triple Cabins.

The final morning takes you to Lobos Island, a small islet off the coast of San Cristóbal known for its calm waters and abundant wildlife. It is an excellent location for snorkeling, with frequent sightings of sea lions, while frigatebirds and blue-footed boobies can be observed along the shoreline.

After the visit, transfer to San Cristóbal Airport for your flight back to mainland Ecuador, marking the end of your Galápagos journey.

• Activity:Hiking. Departure.
• Meal:Breakfast.

Start the day at Pitt Point, where a hike across volcanic terrain offers panoramic views and one of the few opportunities in the Galápagos to observe all three booby species in the same location. The area is also suitable for snorkeling and swimming.

In the afternoon, visit Witch Hill (Cerro Brujo), a white-sand beach backed by dramatic volcanic formations. After time ashore and in the water, continue with a circumnavigation of Kicker Rock, one of the most recognizable landmarks in the archipelago and an important nesting site for several seabird species.

• Activity:Hiking. Kayaking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins.

This morning brings you to Gardner Bay on Española Island, a long white-sand beach frequented by sea lions. The surrounding waters offer excellent opportunities for snorkeling and kayaking, while the shoreline is home to marine iguanas, mockingbirds, and other endemic wildlife.

Later, explore Suárez Point, one of the premier wildlife sites in the Galápagos. The trail passes nesting colonies of seabirds, including Nazca boobies and swallow-tailed gulls, while seasonal visits may also coincide with the presence of the island’s famous waved albatrosses.

• Activity:Hiking. Kayaking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins

Begin the day at Post Office Bay on Floreana Island, home to the historic wooden barrel that has served as an informal mail system for sailors and visitors for more than two centuries. The visit also includes a walk to scenic viewpoints and opportunities for snorkeling or swimming.

The afternoon is spent at Cormorant Point, where a trail leads past a lagoon often visited by flamingos before reaching a white-sand beach that serves as an important nesting area for green sea turtles. The island’s distinctive green-tinged beach, colored by volcanic minerals, is another highlight of the visit.

• Activity:Hiking. Kayaking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Triple Cabins.

The day begins on North Seymour Island, one of the best places in the archipelago to observe nesting blue-footed boobies and magnificent frigatebirds. A short hike also offers opportunities to spot sea lions, marine iguanas, and other native wildlife.

In the afternoon, continue to Bartolomé Island, known for its dramatic volcanic scenery and iconic views of Pinnacle Rock. Guests can hike to the summit for panoramic vistas or enjoy snorkeling along the shoreline, where tropical fish, sea lions, and occasionally Galápagos penguins may be seen.

• Activity:Hiking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Triple Cabins.

The morning is spent at Darwin Bay on Genovesa Island, a sheltered coral-sand beach known for its abundant birdlife. A walk along the shoreline offers opportunities to observe red-footed boobies, frigatebirds, swallow-tailed gulls, and other species that make this island one of the premier birding destinations in the Galápagos.

Later, continue to Prince Philip’s Steps, where a short climb leads to a plateau of lava fields and palo santo forest. Along the trail, visitors may encounter Nazca boobies, finches, storm petrels, and, with a bit of luck, the elusive short-eared owl. The surrounding cliffs and shoreline are also home to red-billed tropicbirds and Galápagos fur seals.

• Activity:Hiking. Kayaking.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Triple Cabins.

Start the day on South Plaza Island, a small island known for its colorful cactus landscape and thriving wildlife. The trail passes colonies of sea lions, land iguanas, and nesting seabirds while offering scenic views across the surrounding coastline.

In the afternoon, visit Santa Fe Island, where a hike through an endemic cactus forest provides opportunities to observe some of the archipelago’s largest land iguanas. Depending on conditions, there may also be time for snorkeling or swimming in the island’s protected bay.

• Activity:Snorkeling. Hiking.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Triple Cabins.

Today’s exploration begins in the highlands of Santa Cruz Island, where giant tortoises roam in their natural habitat. The visit may also include lava tunnels formed by ancient volcanic activity, offering a glimpse into the geological history of the islands.

After lunch, continue to Puerto Ayora and the Charles Darwin Research Station. Here, you’ll learn about ongoing conservation efforts and the Giant Tortoise Breeding Program before having time to explore the town and its waterfront area.

• Activity:Hiking.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Triple Cabin.

Your final morning takes you to Mosquera Islet, a small coral-sand island located between North and South Seymour. The island is best known for its sea lion colony, while shorebirds, herons, lava gulls, and boobies are commonly observed along the beach and surrounding shoreline.

Following the visit, return to the yacht and transfer to Baltra Airport for your flight back to mainland Ecuador, bringing your Galápagos adventure to a close.

• Activity:Hiking. Departure.
• Meal:Breakfast.

Start the day at Pitt Point, where a hike across volcanic terrain offers sweeping coastal views and the opportunity to observe all three species of Galápagos boobies in one location. The site is also known for snorkeling and swimming in its clear waters.

In the afternoon, continue to Witch Hill (Cerro Brujo), a white-sand beach framed by volcanic cliffs and frequented by shorebirds and sea lions. The excursion concludes with a circumnavigation of Kicker Rock, one of the archipelago’s most recognizable landmarks and an important nesting site for seabirds.

• Activity:Hiking. Kayaking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins.

The morning is spent at Gardner Bay on Española Island, where a long coral-sand beach provides opportunities for snorkeling, kayaking, and wildlife observation. Sea lions, marine iguanas, and colorful reef fish are commonly seen both onshore and in the surrounding waters.

Later, explore Suárez Point, one of the premier wildlife sites in the Galápagos. The trail passes colonies of seabirds and offers seasonal opportunities to observe waved albatrosses, along with Nazca boobies, swallow-tailed gulls, and Española’s endemic mockingbirds.

• Activity:Hiking. Kayaking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins.

Today’s first stop is Post Office Bay on Floreana Island, home to the famous wooden barrel that has served as an informal postal system for visitors and sailors for more than two centuries. The visit also includes a walk to scenic viewpoints and opportunities for snorkeling or swimming.

The afternoon takes you to Cormorant Point, where a trail passes a lagoon often visited by flamingos before reaching a white-sand beach used by nesting green sea turtles. The island’s distinctive olivine-colored beach, formed by volcanic minerals, is another highlight of the excursion.

• Activity:Hiking. Kayaking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins.

Your final day begins in the highlands of Santa Cruz Island, where giant tortoises can be observed roaming in their natural habitat. Depending on timing, the visit may also include the island’s lava tunnels, formed by ancient volcanic activity.

After the excursion, transfer to Baltra Airport for your return flight to mainland Ecuador, bringing your Galápagos cruise aboard the Letty to a close.

• Activity:Hiking. Departure.
• Meal:Breakfast.
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins

Start the day at Darwin Bay on Genovesa Island, a natural haven for seabirds. The trail passes colonies of red-footed boobies, frigatebirds, swallow-tailed gulls, and other species that thrive along the island’s coral-sand shoreline.

In the afternoon, hike Prince Philip’s Steps, where Nazca boobies, storm petrels, and red-footed boobies nest among lava fields and palo santo forests. Keep an eye out for the elusive short-eared owl, one of Genovesa’s most sought-after sightings.

• Activity:Hiking. Kayaking.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins.

This morning, visit South Plaza Island, known for its towering Opuntia cacti, colorful vegetation, and thriving populations of land and marine iguanas. Sea lions and nesting seabirds can often be seen along the rugged coastline.

The day continues at Santa Fe Island, where a trail winds through one of the largest cactus forests in the Galápagos. Look for the island’s distinctive land iguanas, Darwin’s finches, Galápagos hawks, and other endemic wildlife, with opportunities to swim or snorkel nearby.

• Activity:Hiking. Kayaking.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins.

First thing this morning, head into the Santa Cruz Highlands to observe giant tortoises roaming in their natural habitat. Depending on conditions, you may also visit lava tunnels formed by ancient volcanic activity.

After lunch, travel to Puerto Ayora to visit the Charles Darwin Research Station. Learn about ongoing conservation efforts and the giant tortoise breeding program before enjoying some free time to explore the town.

• Activity:Hiking.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or Single Cabins.

The final morning takes you to Mosquera Islet, a small coral-sand island located between North and South Seymour. The island is home to a large sea lion colony and offers opportunities to observe shorebirds, herons, lava gulls, and boobies along the shoreline.

Following the visit, return to the yacht and transfer to Baltra Airport for your flight back to mainland Ecuador, marking the end of your Galápagos cruise aboard the Letty.

• Activity:Hiking. Departure.
• Meal:Breakfast.