Explore 5 interesting places, including the famous León Dormido, Bahía Rosa Blanca Beach and live an unforgettable snorkeling experience with hammerhead sharks at the famous Kicker Rock. You can’t miss this unique opportunity to explore one of the most beautiful places in the world in this way!

Discover another of the Galapagos jewels by touring Gardener Bay beach, recommended for snorkeling lovers, especially around the small semi-submerged tufa cone located in front of the beach, it is possible to swim alongside sea lions, white tip reef sharks, rays and a variety of colorful reef fish. Also, tour the oldest island in the Galapagos and flow with the beauty of this pristine island and the amount of fauna you will observe.

Embark on an adventure to explore the natural habitat of Galapagos birds up close.
North Seymour Island, named after the English nobleman Lord Hugh Seymour, was formed from a series of underwater lava rises along with Baltra (also called South Seymour) and the northeastern part of Santa Cruz, resulting in flat plateaus. In the early 1930s, members of the Hancock Expeditions relocated approximately 70 land iguanas from Baltra Island to North Seymour in order to provide better conditions for their survival, as the introduced goats were destroying Baltra’s habitat and contributing to its population decline.

Feel like you’re on Mars with this unparalleled experience at the most iconic Galapagos island.
Bartolome is an island, located off the east coast of Santiago Island. It is named after Sir Bartholomew James Sullivan, a lifelong naturalist friend of Charles Darwin. Due to its gorgeous panoramic views, Bartolome is one of the most popular visitor sites in the Galapagos archipelago. This island offers one of the most amazing landscapes in Galapagos featuring an extinct volcano and a variety of orange, green, red and black volcanic formations.