Choose an inhabited Galapagos island to discover the daily tours and excursions departing from it.
Jump into clear waters and swim with the marine life.
Discover the best spots in the Galapagos to watch unique and endemic bird species up close in their natural habitat.
Multi-day itineraries across the islands, crafted around what you love — wildlife, hidden beaches, and adventure, all tailored to you.
From ferries and day tours to multi-day experiences and island hopping, we bring your entire Galapagos trip together in one trusted place.
We are a local agency based in Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz — we live in the islands we share with you.
Crafting Galapagos adventures since May 2017 — ferries, day tours, experiences and island hopping in one place.
Explore with licensed naturalist guides who reveal the wildlife that inspired Darwin — safely and responsibly.
Every itinerary is shaped around your dates, pace and interests — from snorkeling with sea lions to volcano hikes.
Reach our team any time, day or night, in English or Spanish.
We operate with deep respect for the Galapagos National Park, its unique wildlife and the local community.
Our team of experts is ready to help you plan your ideal trip.
Santa Cruz is the island everyone passes through — and the one whose beaches keep making people rebook their boat. Here's our guide to every beach on our home island: how far each one is from the Puerto Ayora pier, how to get there, when it's open, and what each one does best.
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In San Cristóbal you can step off the ferry and be on a wildlife-filled beach five minutes later. Here's our guide to every beach on the island — how far each one is from the pier, how to get there, when it's open, and what each one does best.
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Every traveler island-hopping the Galápagos faces the same fork in the road: the $30 fast boat or the nine-seater plane from about $140. As locals who've made both crossings often enough to know them well, here's the comparison — prices, routes, seasons, luggage, and where to book each one.
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Española is the oldest island in the archipelago — and the only place on Earth where the waved albatross nests. From courtship dances to a blowhole that launches seawater 20 meters into the air, here's the guide to the Galapagos' wildest day trip.
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Skip the cruise and explore the Galápagos like a local: base yourself on the four inhabited islands, master the ferries and fees, plan smart day trips — and know when a pre-built island hopping package is the better deal.
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Los Túneles is what happens when a volcano meets the sea and takes its time: a labyrinth of lava arches, calm turquoise pools, and one of the densest concentrations of wildlife in all the Galápagos. Seahorses, white-tip reef sharks, sea turtles, blue-footed boobies.
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Ninety-seven percent of the Galápagos is protected National Park — and the rules that keep it wild are simpler than you think. Here's every rule, fee, and habit that makes you a great visitor.
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What are the cities of the Galápagos? Four ports on four islands, where everyday life happens side by side with sea lions. Here's the local guide to anta Cruz, San Cristobal, Isabela and tiny Floreana — and how to choose the right base for your trip.
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Learn how Santa Cruz Island in Galápagos is promoting waste separation and sustainability through recycling, composting, and community action. Discover practical recycling guidelines for residents and visitors.
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