Where is Galapagos Safari Camp located?
Galapagos Safari Camp is located in the highlands of Santa Cruz island, neighboring the small village of Bellavista. Just 30 minutes from Puerto Ayora and Baltra Airport.
What are the assets of Galapagos Safari Camp?
The stylish camp offers a panoramic lodge, nine charming tents all with private facilities and luxurious amenities. There is a family suite and an infinity pool under a canapé of endemic trees. This is the land where tortoises roam free and you will be able to wake up alongside the Escalesia forest listening to the finches sing. It is a common scene to spot a Darwin finch jump around the dining room, as these creatures are repeat visitors and part of the natural show enjoyed by the few privileged guests. It is quite common to spot a giant tortoise just below your tent sharing this secluded haven within the already remote Galápagos islands.
The Galapagos Safari Camp is located in a 55-hectare farm in harmony with nature. A visit to the islands will offer the opportunity to learn more about an eco-friendly lifestyle that co-exists with the unique environs of the archipelago.
This unique property is the first of its kind in Ecuador and one of very few in South America. An atmosphere where each daily excursion is celebrated with a homemade meal, fine dining featuring organic produce that is slow cooked highlighting the diverse ingredients of Ecuador.
Which National Park visitor sites can you visit from Galapagos Safari Camp?
Voyagers travel has prepared a selection of Galapagos land based tour packages that include a stay at this secluded hideaway on Santa Cruz Island. The Safari Camp will be your base to explore several national park visitor sites including:
- North Seymour: a popular day tour island only a couple hours away by boat where you can spot frigate birds and blue footed boobies
- Bartolome Island: A place for incredible panoramic scenery of the volcanic Santiago and Isabela islands and a bay where you may swim with penguins
- Chinese Hat: As its namesake suggests, the appearance of this island is unique, also a good place to spot the endemic marine iguana, lava lizards and other wildlife.
- Santa Fe Island: Another short boat ride away and place to enjoy the barking sea lions as they swim by your side in the bay
- South Plaza Island: Walk along Opuntia cacti and see land iguanas that feed on the falling tunas as you observe the cliff at the southern edge of the island with thousands of fluttering tropic birds