Bartolome and Sullivan Bay

  • Price$395per person
  • IslandBartolomedeparts Santa Cruz
  • TypeDay tourFull day
  • Times06:00 - 16:00 (approximate)local time

Overview

A full-day boat trip to Bartolome, the volcanic island behind the Pinnacle Rock skyline, with a climb to the viewpoint and, conditions allowing, snorkeling. The day ends among the lava formations of Sullivan Bay.

Departure is at approximately 06:00, return around 16:00. The day is spent at Bartolome Island, known for its volcanic landscape and Pinnacle Rock, with a walk up to the viewpoint and, depending on conditions, snorkeling.

The boat then moves to Sullivan Bay for its lava formations. Two visit sites per tour, with a National Park certified bilingual guide (Spanish and English) on board.

Highlights

  • Bartolome and Pinnacle Rock
  • Climb to the island viewpoint
  • Lava formations at Sullivan Bay
  • Two visit sites in one day

What's Included

  • Transport Puerto Ayora (meeting point) - Itabaca Channel - Puerto Ayora (hotels in the urban zone)
  • Two visit sites per tour
  • National Park certified bilingual guide (Spanish / English)
  • Snack
  • Tea and coffee station
  • Lunch
  • Snorkel equipment (mask and snorkel, fins subject to sizes available on board)
  • Towels
  • Wi-Fi
  • Wetsuits

Not Included

  • Breakfast
  • Beer, wine and soft drinks
  • Galapagos National Park entrance fee (Andean Community $100 / foreign visitors $200, cash on arrival)
  • Transit Control Card (INGALA) ($20, paid at the mainland airport)
  • Travel insurance, gratuities & personal expenses

Good to know

Snorkeling depends on conditions on the day. Fins are subject to the sizes available on board.

From

$395USD / per person

  • Bartolome (departs Santa Cruz)
  • Full day
  • 06:00 - 16:00 (approximate)
  • English & Spanish guiding
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  • Locally owned, based in Puerto Ayora
  • Certified National Park naturalist guides
  • No booking fee — you talk to the operator

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