Formed by a series of
underwater volcanic eruptions, the Galápagos Islands represent some
of the most geologically young and fascinatingly biodiverse islands
in the world. Famous as the site of Charles Darwin’s scientific
observations in 1835 and as Ecuador’s first official National Park,
the Galapagos Islands truly offer an unparalleled landscape teaming
with an abundance of unique wildlife. Only here will you come
face-to-face with marine iguanas, snorkel with baby sea lions, and
capture up-close views of frigatebirds, Galápagos penguins,
blue-footed boobies, flamingos, and giant tortoises.
There are many
different options for visiting the Galapagos Islands. The most
common way is through a guided four to eight-day boat tour. These
tours range from economic class to first class, offering many
different services and types of boats.
We can help you make
arrangements on any type of boat, from economic class to first class
cruise ships. Please ask for departure dates and
prices!
The Galápagos Islands
