Galapagos Tribute Yacht

Start the day exploring Floreana Island with snorkeling at Champion Islet before visiting Cormorant Point, known for its distinctive green-sand beach, flamingo lagoon, and abundant marine life.

Later, discover the famous barrel mail tradition at Post Office Bay before continuing to Baroness Point, where sweeping coastal views and the mystery of Floreana’s legendary baroness await.

• Activity:Hiking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or single cabins.

Begin the day exploring Floreana Island with a snorkeling excursion at Champion Islet, where sea lions, colorful reef fish, and sea turtles are commonly spotted. Continue to Cormorant Point to admire its unusual green-sand beach, flamingo lagoon, and dramatic volcanic scenery.

Later, visit the famous barrel post office, where travelers have exchanged mail for more than two centuries. End the afternoon at Baroness Point, taking in panoramic coastal views while learning about one of the Galápagos’ most enduring island mysteries.

• Activity:Hiking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or single cabins.

This morning, hike the spectacular trails of Suárez Point, home to sea lions, marine iguanas, Nazca and blue-footed boobies, tropicbirds, and other iconic Galápagos wildlife.

Later, unwind at Gardner Bay, where brilliant white sand, turquoise waters, and lounging sea lions create one of the archipelago’s most beautiful beaches.

• Activity:Hiking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or single cabins.

This morning, visit the Interpretation Center to learn about the Galápagos’ fascinating natural history, early settlers, and ongoing conservation efforts.

After your visit, transfer to San Cristóbal Airport for your return flight to mainland Ecuador.

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

This morning, explore Santa Fe Island, where giant prickly pear cacti, volcanic landscapes, and turquoise waters create one of the archipelago’s most distinctive settings. Keep an eye out for endemic land iguanas, sea lions, Galápagos hawks, and Darwin’s famous finches.

In the afternoon, cruise through the mangrove-lined channels of Black Turtle Cove on Santa Cruz Island. The calm waters are a nursery for sea turtles, rays, reef sharks, and a variety of marine life.

• Activity:Hiking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or single cabins.

Start the day at Darwin Bay, one of Genovesa’s premier wildlife sites. Walk among nesting seabirds and sea lion colonies before snorkeling in waters frequented by rays, sea turtles, reef sharks, and colorful tropical fish.

Later, explore Prince Philip’s Steps, where a trail leads through seabird nesting grounds and palo santo forests. This remarkable site is known for its red-footed boobies, storm petrels, and sweeping views over the island’s dramatic cliffs.

• Activity:Hiking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or single cabins.

This morning, discover Chinese Hat, a striking volcanic islet known for its lava formations, coral-sand beaches, and scenic coastal trails. The area is also a great place to spot Galápagos penguins and sea lions resting along the shore.

Later, visit Rábida Island, famous for its distinctive red-sand beach and iron-rich volcanic landscape. Wildlife highlights include sea lions, flamingos, finches, blue-footed boobies, and Galápagos fur seals.

• Activity:Hiking. Exploring. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or single cabins.

This morning, visit the Charles Darwin Research Station to learn about the conservation programs that help protect the islands’ unique ecosystems. You’ll also have the opportunity to see giant tortoises and gain insight into the ongoing efforts to preserve Galápagos wildlife.

After your visit, transfer to Baltra Airport for your return flight to mainland Ecuador.

• Activity:Hiking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or single cabins.

This morning, discover the lava islets of Las Tintoreras, home to reef sharks, marine iguanas, penguins, and an abundance of seabirds. Continue to Sierra Negra Volcano, where a hike leads to one of the world’s largest volcanic calderas and sweeping views across Isabela Island.

In the afternoon, explore Isabela’s wetlands, where mangroves and lagoons attract flamingos and other wildlife. You’ll also visit the historic Wall of Tears before learning about conservation efforts at the Giant Tortoise Breeding Center.

• Activity:Hiking. Snorkeling. Trekking.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or single cabins.

Begin the day at Moreno Point, where dramatic lava fields give way to tranquil lagoons frequented by flamingos, herons, and ducks. Along the shoreline, keep watch for penguins, marine iguanas, and other wildlife that thrives in this volcanic landscape.

Later, explore Espinoza Point on Fernandina Island, home to the Galápagos’ largest colony of marine iguanas. The area is also one of the best places to spot the rare flightless cormorant, sea lions, Galápagos hawks, and sea turtles.

• Activity:Walking. Exploring. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or single cabins.

This morning, visit historic Tagus Cove, where Charles Darwin once anchored during his voyage through the islands. Hike through palo santo forests to panoramic viewpoints overlooking Darwin’s Lake and Isabela’s volcanic peaks.

Later, snorkel the rich waters of Vicente Roca Point in the Bolívar Channel. This exceptional marine habitat is known for green sea turtles, rays, reef sharks, and an incredible diversity of underwater life.

• Activity:Hiking. Exploring. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or single cabins.

Start the day on Bartolomé Island, climbing to one of the Galápagos’ most iconic viewpoints overlooking Pinnacle Rock and the surrounding volcanic landscape. Afterwards, enjoy excellent snorkeling, where penguins and colorful reef fish are often seen.

In the afternoon, step onto the remarkable lava fields of Sullivan Bay, where recent volcanic flows create one of the archipelago’s most otherworldly landscapes. Snorkeling here offers another opportunity to discover the vibrant marine life of Santiago Island.

• Activity:Hiking. Exploring. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or single cabins.

This morning, explore Dragon Hill, where trails pass a flamingo lagoon before climbing to viewpoints overlooking Santa Cruz’s northern coast. The area is especially known for its thriving population of land iguanas, successfully reintroduced through conservation efforts.

Later, visit North Seymour Island, one of the Galápagos’ premier wildlife destinations. Along the trails, you’ll encounter blue-footed boobies, magnificent frigatebirds, sea lions, and land iguanas in their natural habitat.

• Activity:Hiking. Snorkeling.
• Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
• Accommodation:Double or single cabins.

This morning, enjoy a final visit to Las Bachas Beach, a beautiful stretch of white sand where sea turtles nest and flamingos gather in nearby lagoons. Keep an eye out for Sally Lightfoot crabs, marine iguanas, shorebirds, and remnants of the island’s World War II history.

After your visit, transfer to Baltra Airport for your return flight to mainland Ecuador.

• Activity:Swimming. Departure.
• Meal:Breakfast.