MONDAY

Morning arrival from Quito or Guayaquil to Baltra Airport and immediate transfer to the dock to board the M/V Galapagos Legend. Afternoon visit Bachas Beach, Santa Cruz Island. (L/D)
Bachas Beach: Possibility to observe flamingos, also known to be a prime sea turtle nesting site.
Snorkeling in turquoise waters full of marine life. (L/D)

TUESDAY

South Plaza, Plaza Island

In South Plaza land & marine iguanas can be seen, as well as Swallow-tailed gull and sea lion colonies. Beautiful views of the nearby cactus forests. Chance to see the Galapagos hybrid iguana, unique in the world.
Santa Fe Island
Hiking in Santa Fe can be either intermediate or high intensity. Special sighting opportunities include the endemic Santa Fe Land Iguana, the tallest cactus species, and a Palo Santo forest. (B/L/D)

WEDNESDAY

Pitt Point and Islet, San Cristobal Island

Pitt Point in San Cristóbal is probably one of the few places on the Islands where it is possible to see the three booby species together: Nazca, Blue-footed, Red-footed, also featuring Magnificent and Great Frigatebirds, a large sea lion colony and great spots for dinghy rides and snorkeling, with a range of sea birds.
Cerro Brujo (Witch Hill), San Cristobal Island
Beautiful white sand beach in “Cerro Brujo” (San Cristóbal), great place for snorkeling, a beautiful lagoon where migratory bird species visit including Black-necked Stilts, Ruddy Turnstones, Whimbrels and White-cheeked Pintail. (B/L/D)

THURSDAY

Cerro Colorado Tortoise Reserve

Opportunity to see Chatham Giant Tortoises in captivity in Cerro Colorado. Transfer to airport in San Cristobal for return flight to Quito or Guayaquil. (B)

IMPORTANT NOTES:

• Dry landing: guests step from the dinghy onto rocks or a dock.
• Wet landing: as the dinghy edges onto a sandy beach, guests step into knee-deep water and wade ashore

The itineraries and programme are subject to change without prior notice, due mainly to adjustments in the policies and regulations of the Galápagos National Park, weather conditions, seasonal changes and safety reasons.