Twelve Days, Three Islands: San Cristobal, Santa Cruz and Isabela

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  • IslandMulti-islandGalapagos
  • TypePackage12 days

Overview

Twelve days across San Cristobal, Santa Cruz and Isabela. Full-day Espanola, the Tour 360 circuit, Sierra Negra, the Cabo Rosa tunnels and Bartolome, with unhurried days built into each town.

Day 1 - Arrive San Cristobal from Quito or Guayaquil, hotel transfer. Afternoon at Playa Loberia.

Day 2 - Full day to Espanola.

Day 3 - Tour 360 around San Cristobal.

Day 4 - Morning transfer to Santa Cruz. Afternoon in the highlands.

Day 5 - Santa Cruz free: Puerto Ayora, the Charles Darwin Research Station, the fish market, Tortuga Bay.

Day 6 - Morning transfer to Isabela. Afternoon at the Cabo Rosa tunnels.

Day 7 - Morning on Sierra Negra. Afternoon free in Puerto Villamil: beach or lagoon trail.

Day 8 - Morning at Las Tintoreras. Afternoon free: pier or boardwalk.

Day 9 - Morning transfer to Santa Cruz. Afternoon bay tour from Puerto Ayora.

Day 10 - Full day to Bartolome.

Day 11 - Morning bicycle ride to El Garrapatero, one leg by car. Afternoon free in Puerto Ayora.

Day 12 - Morning transfer to Baltra airport, flight to Quito (Tababela).

Highlights

  • Full-day Espanola from San Cristobal
  • Tour 360 around San Cristobal
  • Cabo Rosa tunnels on Isabela
  • Sierra Negra volcano and Las Tintoreras
  • El Garrapatero by bicycle

Good to know

El Garrapatero is ridden one way by bicycle, the other by car; the source does not say which direction. Island crossings are listed only as transfers, with no ferry or aircraft specified. Espanola and Bartolome are full-day boat departures. Subject to Galapagos National Park authorisation and sea conditions.

Price

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  • Multi-island
  • 12 days
  • English & Spanish guiding
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