Early in the morning, you will arrive at San Cristobal Island´s Airport, and be transferred to the harbor to get onboard Grand Queen Beatriz Catamaran and your first visit will be to Cerro Colorado Tortoises Protection and Growing Centre, where you will be able to discover the amazing and emblematic Galapagos Tortoises and see different species of native and endemic plants. After this activity head back to the yacht for dinner.
Fulll itinerary map here: http://bit.ly/grand-queen-beatriz-b-4-days
Bartolomé is a relatively new island in the archipelago and traces of its volcanic past can be seen everywhere, as evidenced by the amazing lunar-like landscape. The Pinnacle Rock is one of the most photographed sites in the Galapagos – an abrupt jag of rock protruding from the earth like a tooth, while nearby two golden bays back onto each other.
You can hike to the top of a once-active volcano here, and enjoy superb views across to Sullivan Bay, on nearby Santiago Island.
Early in the morning, head to Espumilla Beach in James Bay, where you can see playful sea lions, fur seals and various species of seabirds. You will also visit Buccaners Cove, that used to be a hide out for pirates. After lunch, you will head to Port Egas, a beach located at the west side of Santiago Island, its main attractive its black sand beach, where you can also see Galapagos Fur Seals, Galapagos Hawks, and a salt water lagoons where flamingos can be seen. End of the activities and dinner onboard.
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Lunch
Dinner
In the morning you will visit the Charles Darwin Research Station on Santa Cruz Island, where you will learn about the ongoing conservation efforts to protect the Galápagos wildlife, including the iconic giant tortoises and other endemic species. You will have the opportunity to see tortoises of different ages and learn about the breeding and repopulation programs.
After the visit, you will be transferred to Baltra Airport for your departure flight.
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