East and South Islands

Upon arrival, receive assistance at the airport before transferring to the M/C Eminence.

In the afternoon, begin sailing toward Kicker Rock, a dramatic volcanic formation rising from the ocean. Explore this renowned snorkeling site, known for its abundant marine life and crystal-clear waters. Swim alongside sea turtles, rays, and colorful reef fish, with occasional sightings of sharks gliding through the channel between the towering rocks.
Activities: Circumnavigation
Type of landing: No landing 
Difficulty: Moderate

Later, visit Lobos Island, located off the coast of San Cristobal Island. Walk along a sandy trail surrounded by coastal vegetation and native wildlife. Observe sea lions resting on the shore while blue-footed boobies and frigatebirds nest nearby. Enjoy the calm atmosphere as you experience your first connection with the natural rhythm of the Galapagos Islands.
Activities: Walking, kayaking/stand up paddleboarding, Dinghy ride 
Type of landing: Wet landing 
Difficulty: Moderate
 

In the morning, explore Suarez Point, one of the most important wildlife areas in the Galapagos Islands. Follow a trail across lava fields and coastal cliffs where large groups of marine iguanas gather along the shore. Observe Nazca boobies and blue-footed boobies nesting nearby, and during the season, spot waved albatross along the trail. Take in dramatic ocean views as powerful waves crash against the cliffs and create a spectacular natural blowhole.
Activities: Walking
Type of landing: Dry landing
Difficulty: Moderate

In the afternoon, visit Gardner Bay, a wide white-sand beach on Española Island. Watch sea lions resting along the shore while enjoying the peaceful coastal scenery. Snorkel in the calm waters near Osborn Islet, where you may encounter rays, sea turtles, and colorful reef fish. Experience a quieter and more scenic atmosphere that contrasts with the morning’s wildlife exploration.
Activities: Walking, snorkeling, kayaking/stand up paddleboarding, Dinghy ride 
Type of landing: Wet landing
Difficulty: Easy

In the morning, visit Baroness Viewpoint, a scenic site overlooking the coastline and connected to the human stories of the island’s early settlers. Continue to nearby Post Office Bay, a historic location where travelers have exchanged letters since the 18th century through a wooden barrel. Guests may take part in this tradition by leaving or collecting postcards.
Activities: Walking, snorkeling, kayaking/stand up paddleboarding, Dinghy ride
Type of landing: Wet landing
Difficulty: Easy

In the afternoon, visit to Punta Cormorant, known for its green colored beach formed by mineral deposits. A nearby lagoon often hosts flamingos and other bird species. A short trail leads to a second beach where sea turtles may nest. Offshore, Champion Islet offers excellent snorkeling conditions, with chances to observe sea lions, rays, reef sharks, and schools of fish.
Activities: Walking, snorkeling, kayaking/stand up paddleboarding, Dinghy ride
Type of landing: Wet landing
Difficulty: Moderate
 

In the morning, visit to the highlands of Santa Cruz Island. In this lush and humid area, guests can observe giant tortoises roaming freely in their natural habitat. The landscape is greener and more open, with natural trails that allow for a peaceful final exploration. This area also offers good opportunities for birdwatching, with finches and other native species present.
Activities: Walking
Type of landing: Dry landing
Difficulty: Easy

After this last visit, transfer to Baltra Airport for your return flight to mainland Ecuador. Assistance and farewell at the airport.