Galapagos Angel 4-day Cruise "A"

AM: Baltra Arrival

Early morning flight from Quito, Guayaquil or Baltra to the Galapagos Islands. You will then be met at the baggage claim and immigration by a Galapagos Angel employee who will take you to a private vehicle for your Galapagos adventure. The first tour will take place after you are picked up from the airport when arriving on the island. It is therefore important to bring appropriate clothing and walking shoes.

PM: Highlands

The highlands are easily accessible by bus, and their deep green contrasts beautifully with the lower, drier part of the island. Scalesias are the dominant vegetation of the highlands, creating a lush forest. Underground, the lava tunnels are over half-a-mile long. Walking through these is an amazing, unique experience. You'll have your lunch here.

AM: Suarez Point

You can see blue-footed, Nazca, and albatrosses on the path to Suarez Point. The island hosts nearly all 12,000 waved albatross pairs in the world. The large albatrosses launch themselves from a stunning cliff on the oceanfront. The famous blowhole will be visible. It shoots water up into the sky. Landscapes are perfect for taking pictures

PM: Gardner Bay, Gardner Islet & Osborn Islet

The Gardner Bay is the destination of this excursion. You can either walk along a beautiful white sand shoreline to see a sea lion colony, or you can dive in the water and swim with pups. On the beach, you may see mockingbirds.

AM: Santa Fe Island

Santa Fe Island's (Barrington), on its northeastern coast, is home to a small bay with an anchorage. Two visitor trails lead to the bay: one leads to an impressive scenic view from high on a cliff and another stretches between a small sandy beach and a tall forest of prickly cactus.

PM: South Plaza Island

Opuntia Cacti now cover this small island formed from rising lava. The island is home to the world's largest colony of sea lions, as well as colorful land iguanas in yellow and red. Sesuvium is the most distinctive plant. The color of the Sesuvium changes from a yellowish green to a reddish hue during the wet season.

AM: Black Turtle Cove

Black Turtle Cove is located in Santa Cruz's northern region. The inlet, which is enclosed by mangroves, is only accessible via dinghy. This shallow cove provides a safe haven for marine life. Here, you can often see black-tip or white-tip coral reef sharks as well as sea turtles and various rays.

After: Baltra Airport departure

You will then be taken to the Baltra Airport in time to catch your return flight to the mainland.