6 Days in Galapagos Island

Boasting an impressive coastline, complete with long stretches of silky sand, and aquamarine waters that stretch as far as the eye can see, Santa Cruz Island is truly a haven. Amongst the island's many gems, Tortuga Bay is a true standout. This is a beautiful white sandy beach, home to marine iguanas, sea turtles, and a variety of bird species. This awe-inspiring bay is the epitome of natural beauty and features a picturesque lagoon. Explore the island's unique ecosystem by taking a guided tour of the several lava tunnels or visit its famous landmarks, such as the 'Charles Darwin Research Station'. After a day of exploration, indulge in the island's culinary delights in the charming town of Ayora.

The natural beauty of Floreana Island extends far beyond its natural beaches and clear blue waters. The island is also home to the famous Devil's Crown, a partially-submerged volcanic cone that will offer you some of the best snorkeling and diving opportunities in the Galapagos. But one of the most unique aspects of Floreana Island is its rich human history. The island was home to some of the Galapagos' earliest settlers, who left behind a fascinating legacy of intrigue and mystery. Explore the island's historic sites, including the Post Office Barrel and the Haunted Wittmer Lodge, to discover the fascinating stories of the island's past.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure to Isabela Island, the largest of the Galapagos and shaped like a seahorse. Be mesmerized by the untamed beauty of this volcanic island, formed by the joining of six volcanoes. For nature lovers the Galapagos Islands is an unrivalled destination, with diverse wildlife, volcanic landscapes, trekking, and diving. The town of Puerto Villamil is home to a few local restaurants and pubs where you take it all in. Indulge in the peaceful and relaxing atmosphere as you stroll down the long, pristine beach, lined with tropical palm trees and white coral sands. In contrast to the tourist hotspot of Puerto Ayora on Santa Cruz Island, Isabela offers a serene escape.

Also known as James Island this mesmerizing destination in the Galapagos is sure to ignite your imagination. This small island packs a punch with its dramatic landscapes, vibrant wildlife, and storied history. From the black sand beaches of Sullivan Bay to the volcanic cliffs of Buccaneer Cove, Santiago Island is a visual feast that delights the senses. The island's rugged terrain is dotted with fascinating geological formations and the marine iguanas, with their dark scales and spiky crests, add to the island's otherworldly atmosphere that will make you feel you’re on another location.

As you step onto the soft sand of Pinzon Island, you'll be greeted by a symphony of sounds from the island's thriving ecosystem. From the playful sea lions that bask in the sun to the colorful fish that dart through the water, the island is a haven for nature lovers. The island is also home to a large population of giant tortoises and marine iguanas, which are the only species of marine lizard in the world. But Isla Pinzon is also known for its fascinating history, including a long-standing legacy of human occupation and Charles Darwin's famous visit which adds to the island's allure.

This stunning island offers a wealth of natural beauty, unique wildlife, and exciting activities that are perfect for exploring by boat. Take in the island's breathtaking scenery from the comfort of their yacht, or venture ashore to explore the island's fascinating geological formations and wildlife up close. In addition to its natural beauty, Rabida Island is also home to a wealth of history and culture, with a fascinating past that includes stories of pirates and explorers. Explore the island's historic sites, including a centuries-old salt mine and a former whaling station, to gain insight into the island's rich cultural heritage.