Begin your journey after landing at Baltra Airport and heading to the harbour where you will board Angelito Yacht. After lunch, the experience will start at North Seymour, arriving at its rocky coast, where you can watch sea lions, swallow tailed gulls, sally light foot crabs and marine iguanas. The trail that will lead you to the nesting area of colonies of blue footed bobbies and frigate birds. Return to the yacht and dinner.
Early in the morning, the catamaran will navigate to Santiago Island. The day begins with a visit to Chinese Hat Islet, a small volcanic cone named for its distinctive shape. This site offers excellent opportunities for snorkeling and walking along lava trails, where you may spot Galápagos penguins, sea lions, marine iguanas, and various seabirds. The crystal-clear waters are ideal for observing colorful fish and other marine life. Later, you will visit Sullivan Bay, famous for its impressive lava flows formed during an eruption in the late 19th century. A walk along the pahoehoe lava fields reveals fascinating volcanic formations and pioneer plant life that has adapted to this unique environment. In the afternoon, you will return to the catamaran. End of the day and dinner onboard.
After breakfast, head to Isla Genovesa - Darwin Bay, and land on a small beach made of coral sand. You will see red mangrove along the coast and a prickly cactus that only grows on Genovesa. You will also see swallow tailed gulls and red footed boobies, along with frigate birds. Lunch onboard. You continue your journey to Prince Philip´s steps, which offer the possibility to climb the steep basaltic cliff, and a trail that leads to a small nesting colony of masked boobies and crosses a dense forest of palo santo. You will also see small petrels and short eared owls. Return to the yacht and dinner.
The day begins at Puerto Egas, with the wet landing on a black beach, then you take a trail to see Galapagos sea lions and marine iguanas. And at the turning point of the trail you will watch a Galapagos fur seal colony. Lunch on board. Continue your activities at Rabida Island, that looks red due to containing ferric oxide of the lava and its recent formation. Here you will see one of the biggest Galapagos sea lion colony, and also a small lagoon with flamingos and white cheeked pintail ducks (depending on season).
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The journey ends at Santa Cruz Island, where you will visit the Charles Darwin Research Station, tolearn about the scientific work taking place in the National Park. You will also observe the Galapagos toroises up close. The trip ends with transfer to the airport for your flight back to the continent.
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