What to do in Galapagos?

Full Day Snorkeling at Pinzón Island and La Fe or Las Palmitas. Upon arrival at Pinzon we’ll have our first snorkeling activity during which we may encounter white-tipped reef sharks, Galapagos sharks, sea turtles, sea lions and a variety of fish. Departure from Santa Cruz Island.

Española, located south of San Cristobal, is one of the oldest islands in the archipelago and a birdwatcher's paradise. During our two-hour walk, you'll have the chance to observe unique wildlife, marine iguanas and nesting blue-footed masked boobies. If you're visiting between May and December, keep eyes for the majestic albatross that migrate from the mainland to nest here, making it a must-visit destination for bird enthusiasts.

Upon reaching Plazas we will walk 45 minutes to one hour to observe land iguanas in their natural habitat as well as hybrid iguanas (a cross between a land iguana and a marine iguana). We can also see a large colony of sea lions and enjoy the beautiful landscape.

Swim in a crystal clear bay which is home to a large colony of sea lions and sea turtles. We may also see white-tipped reef sharks.After enjoying lunch on board the yacht we’ll navigate 45 minutes to Playa Escondida, a beautiful beach where we can walk and snorkel from the beach. Here we also have the possibility to swim with sea turtles and sea lions.

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On Isabela Island you can go to concha perla, it's free, you don't pay anything, and you can swim with the fish and sea lions. And the best beaches are in Isabela.