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Categories: Bolivar Canal
Categories: Champion Island
The combination of nutrient-rich soil and an adequate water supply make Floreana Island (or Isle Floreana) an island of abundant plant life. Centuries of settlers chose to live and farm on Floreana, giving the island a rich human history. The island ...
Categories: Floreana Island
Gardner Bay gives visitors the unique experience of mingling with the friendly sea lions that rest on the white sand beaches. Relax and sunbathe near the sea lions, or possibly explore and discover a green sea turtle nest, or observe giant manta rays...
Categories: Gardner Bay
The island is home to Darwin Bay and colonies of Frigates, Red Footed and Masked Boobies. Just behind the beach one sees inland tide pools and outcrops of black rock and saltbushes, frequented by feeding Wandering Tattlers, Turnstones, Whimbrels, Lav...
Categories: Genovesa (Tower) Island
The Highlands of the Galapagos Islands are split between agricultural lands and forests, and hold a variety of birds, including Darwin's finches. The Galapagos Tortoises also roam freely here. Visitors can view sinkholes, craters, lava tubes, and lag...
Categories: Highlands
Today Baltra is the most important airport of Galápagos and a small navy base for Ecuador. Baltra has suffered most from human settling and does not have any visitor sites. Many cruises start from the its harbour and already there pelicans and noddie...
Categories: Isla Baltra
This small, barren island offers guests the opportunity to observe firsthand its volcanic formations and moon-like landscape.
Categories: Isla Bartolome
Categories: Isla Champión
Consisting of two islands, Daphne Major and Daphne Minor, the Isla Daphne is part of the Galapagos Islands. Due to much erosion, Daphne Minor is the smaller of the two islands, though Daphne Major is not easily accessible either, with no more than tw...
Categories: Isla Daphne
Categories: Isla Darwin
Categories: Isla Edén
Among the many sights of this island is Punta Suarez, a rocky point of land where guests may observe various colonies of sea birds as well as other fauna found nowhere else on the planet.
Categories: Isla Española
From a chance to walk on recent lava flows to the opportunity to see the endemic flightless cormorant up close, this island offers it all.
Categories: Isla Fernandina
Categories: Isla Guy Fawkes
The largest of the islands, Isabela has the Galapagos' tallest peak—Volcano Wolf—at 5,487 ft/1,646 m. The island resembles a sea horse when seen on a map. Also known as Albemarle, the island was formed when six volcanoes erupted and melded together. ...
Categories: Isla Isabela
Categories: Isla Lobos
A channel island between the the islands of Baltra and Seymour, Isla Mosquera is a very flat stretch of white sand with tide pools and rocks. Underwater marine activity is ideal for snorkelers. Adventurers can observe the habitat of Brown Pelicans, B...
Categories: Isla Mosquera
Categories: Isla Pinzon
Known for its striking dark-red color, this island is home to a picturesque saltwater lagoon where white-tailed pintail ducks and flamingos congregate.
Categories: Isla Rabida
Categories: Isla San Cristobal
Categories: Isla San Cristobal (Puerto Baquerizo Moreno)
Here, the Charles Darwin Station offers insight into ongoing research and conservation in the Galapagos. Also located on this island is Cerro Dragon, one of the best places to spy land iguanas.
Categories: Isla Santa Cruz
Considered one of the most scenic coves in the Galapagos, Isla Santa Fe, also known as Barrington Island, contains the only population of the rare Santa Fe Land Iguana. These unique iguanas can be found in the prickly pear cactus forest, where cacti ...
Categories: Isla Santa Fe
The landing place of the first Galapagos settlers, this island is home to Devil's Crown, an islet offering incredible snorkeling and scuba diving.
Categories: Isla Santa Maria
Also known as San Salvador or James, Santiago is the fifth-largest and one of the most visited of the Galapagos Islands. It is uninhabited, and there was a failed attempt at colonizing it in the 1930s. There are three visitor sites, and the two on th...
Categories: Isla Santiago
Categories: Isla Wolf
Categories: Itabaca Channel
At Puerto Egas on James Island (also known as Santiago) visitors will see Galapagos fur seals in pools cut into lava cliffs, and there is a good chance of spotting the Galapagos hawk, the Galapagos dove, and Vermillion Flycatcher. Tucked behind Espum...
Categories: James Island
Located off the northern tip of Baltra, this island is home to the largest colony of frigate birds in the Galapagos, as well as blue-footed boobies and playful sea lions.
Categories: North Seymour
Just southeast of Santiago Island is Sombrero Chino, a tiny island with a rocky lava coast that gets its name from its appearance that looks like a Chinese hat. It's crescent-shaped white sand beach is home to thousands of sally light-foot crabs ...
Categories: Sombrero Chino Islets