See a different side of the Galapagos from your base on the archipelago's two largest islands, Isabela and Santa Cruz. Travel by air, road and speedboat to Isabela Island. Hike around Sierra Negra Volcano's massive crater, visit a tortoise breeding centre and shark resting grounds. Witness flamingos in the wild, visit the world-renowned Charles Darwin Research Centre and enjoy plenty of opportunities to snorkel along the way.

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5 days cruising and swimming the Galapagos Islands, visiting Charles Darwin Research Station, encountering totally unique wildlife, knowing your snorkelling gear is provided.

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Encounter the incredible creatures of the Galapagos Archipelago and then relax in a topside Jacuzzi with a cold drink. Ideal for the traveller who is short on time but wants to soak up the highlights, this six-day tour begins and ends in Quito—and includes round-trip flights to the islands. You'll explore the islands in style aboard the g6, the newest and most comfortable vessel in our fleet. After days spent exploring the island chain’s incredible diversity in the company of a certified Level III Naturalist Guide, retire to your comfortable lower berth in air-conditioned double-occupancy cabin with ocean view and private bath.

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7 nights in the Galapagos Islands, Arrival transfer and continental breakfast in Quito, Visit to Charles Darwin Research Station, Incredible wildlife encounters, Daily opportunities for swimming and snorkelling.

From £2499 GBP

Eight days cruising and swimming the Galapagos Islands, visiting Charles Darwin Research Station, encountering totally unique wildlife, knowing your snorkelling gear is provided.

From £2499 GBP

Encounter the incredible creatures of the Galapagos Archipelago and then relax in a topside Jacuzzi with a cold drink. This ten-day tour begins and ends in Quito—and includes round-trip flights to the islands. You'll explore the islands in style aboard the g6, the newest and most comfortable vessel in our fleet. Spend the day exploring the island chain’s incredible diversity in the company of a certified Level III Naturalist Guide, before returning to your comfortable lower berth in an air-conditioned double-occupancy cabin with ocean view and private bath.

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Set sail for North Seymour, just north of Baltra, home to sea lions, marine iguanas, swallow-tailed gulls, magnificent frigate birds and blue-footed boobies. Seymour Island is probably the most exciting island photographically. Bird life abounds, and close to the trail you will find many nesting pairs and young chicks. Seymour is also home to the Galapagos’s largest colony of Magnificent Frigate Birds. Their mating ritual is an ostentatious display: males expand the red sack at the base of their throat and perch atop a bush with wings fully extended, flapping furiously. Interested females circle overhead, and if so inclined, may join the male on terra firma.

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Set sail and reach Santa Fé, a fairly small and dry island. Also called Barrington, Santa Fé Island is well-known as a great place for watching (and swimming with) sea lions. Along the island's northern shore you can view the forest of giant Prickly Pear Cactus (Opuntia). Santa Fé is also home to a number of endemic species which have bounced back from various threats to their survival. You may get a chance to see the Galapagos hawk, Galapagos snake, a variety of finches and the Galapagos mockingbird.

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Bartolomé Island (also called Bartholomew) has 2 main areas of interest. A hike to the summit of the island provides a clearer perspective of the islands' not-too-distant volcanic origins, and the panoramic view is one of the best among the islands. From here are visible the double-sided beach of Bartolomé directly below, the volcanic tower rising out of the water next to it, and Santiago in the distance. After the summit hike, stop at the beach to relax in semi-tropical tranquility. There is great snorkelling among the submerged volcanic rock and around the base of the tower. A short hike to the beach on the opposite side is worth the minimal effort. It is not unusual to see sharks in these shallow waters, and marine turtles nest here from January through March.

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We rise early to catch our flight to Baltra, in the Galapagos Islands. Upon arrival, the group will be met by our expert naturalist guide who will assist with the transfer to our catamaran, to settle in and prepare for the journey ahead. After lunch and a briefing from our naturalist, we embark on our first excursion to visit Black Turtle Cove, an area of small mangrove surrounded inlets where we can view various bird and marine life which may include: herons, pelicans, mustard rays, white tipped sharks and marine turtles.

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