The Galápagos Islands are a chain of islands, or archipelago, in the eastern Pacific Ocean. The Galápagos lie about 700 miles (1000 km) off of the Ecuadorian coast. There are thirteen major islands and a handful of smaller islands. The islands are famous for their unique wildlife and their importance for the theory of evolution by Charles Darwin.

Itinerary A

Day 1
Arrival to the islands, visit the highlands where you can have the first contact with the famous Giant Tortoises. After this you will visit the Charles Darwin scientific station. (-/L/-)

Day 2
Visit Tortuga Bay in the morning and departure to Isabella by speed boat in the afternoon. (B/L/D)

Day 3
Hike to volcan Sierra Negra in the morning and visit the Flamingo Lagoon in the afternoon. (B/L/-)

Day 4
Tintoreras in the morning with snorkel activities and departure to Santa Cruz by speed boat in the afeternoon. Free rest of the day. (B/L/-)

Day 5
Transfer out. Flight back to Quito or Guayaquil. (B/-/-)

Itinerary B

Day 1
Arrival to Santa cruz, visit the crater Los Gemelos and the Charles Darwin Station. Rest of the day free. (-/L/-)

Day 2
Visit the highlands in the morning where you can have the first contact with the famous Giant Tortoises. And have some relax time at Tortuga Bay beach in the afternoon. (B/L/-)

Day 3
Departure in the morning to Isabela with speed boat, visit the breed center and the Flamingos. Rest of the day free. (B/L/-)

Day 4
Tintoreras and the snorkel activities in the morning and departure to Santa Cruz after lunch. (B/L/-)

Day 5
Departure flight to Quito or Guayaquil. (B/-/-)