Eco Galaxy - 6 Days - Itinerary B 2026

BALTRA AIRPORT – SANTA CRUZ: Highlands
Upon your arrival at Baltra Airport, you will be transferred to Santa Cruz Island. After lunch, we visit the Highlands, located in the greener, upper part of the island. This area offers a completely different landscape compared to the coastal zones, with lush vegetation and open fields. Here, we will have the opportunity to observe giant tortoises in their natural habitat, as well as a variety of bird species. We will also explore lava tunnels and learn about the geological formation of the islands. 

ISABELA ISLAND: Moreno Point, Elizabeth Bay
After breakfast, our first visit is to Moreno Point, located on the west coast of Isabela Island. This site features a striking landscape of young lava flows mixed with coastal lagoons and mangroves. During the visit, we may observe flamingos, white-cheeked pintails, and other shorebirds, as well as marine iguanas resting on the rocks. The area is also rich in marine life, offering opportunities to encounter sea turtles, rays, and a variety of fish species.
In the afternoon, we continue to Elizabeth Bay, a peaceful visitor site with no landing permitted. Here, we explore the mangrove-lined coast, navigating through calm waters rich in wildlife. This area is an important nursery for marine species, where we may spot sea turtles, rays, penguins, and flightless cormorants. 

ISABELA ISLAND: Urbina Bay, Tagus Cove
After breakfast, we visit Urbina Bay, a unique site formed by a dramatic uplift of the ocean floor. This area is known for its large population of land iguanas and giant tortoises, as well as remnants of marine life such as coral and shells now found on land. The surrounding vegetation and open terrain make it an excellent place to observe wildlife.
Later, we head to Tagus Cove, a historic anchorage once used by pirates and whalers. The area features a scenic landscape of volcanic formations and a saltwater lagoon. During the visit, we can enjoy beautiful views of Darwin Volcano and observe a variety of bird species such as penguins, cormorants, and finches. 

FERNANDINA: Espinoza Point / ISABELA: Albermarle Point
After breakfast, we visit Espinoza Point on Fernandina Island, one of the most pristine ecosystems in the Galapagos. This site is famous for its large colonies of marine iguanas, which gather along the lava shores, as well as flightless cormorants and sea lions. The stark volcanic landscape offers a unique and dramatic setting.
In the afternoon, we continue to Albermarle Point on Isabela Island, a remote and untouched area known for its rugged coastline and abundant marine life. This site provides opportunities to observe sea turtles, rays, and a variety of fish species in a truly secluded environment. 

SANTIAGO ISLAND: Egas Port, Espumilla Beach, Buccaneer Cove
After breakfast, we visit Egas Port, a site known for its dark sand beach and rocky shoreline. Here, we can observe marine iguanas, sea lions, and a variety of shorebirds. The area also features tidal pools where we may spot crabs, fish, and other marine creatures.
Later, we continue to Espumilla Beach, a beautiful sandy beach surrounded by mangroves, where sea turtles often nest. The calm waters and scenic surroundings make this a relaxing and wildlife-rich visit.
In the afternoon, we explore Buccaneer Cove, a historic site once used by pirates. The dramatic cliffs and rock formations provide a stunning backdrop, and the area is rich in birdlife and marine species. 

SANTA CRUZ: Black Turtle Cove / Transfer to Baltra Airport
After breakfast, we visit Black Turtle Cove, a serene mangrove lagoon located on the north coast of Santa Cruz Island. This area is an important habitat for marine life, where we may observe sea turtles, rays, and small sharks gliding through the calm waters.
After the visit, you will be transferred to Baltra Airport for your departure flight.