Floreana Island
This is one of the islands with the most interesting human history and one of the first to be inhabited.
We offer tours in the main destinations of Ecuador and Galapagos Islands..
This is one of the islands with the most interesting human history and one of the first to be inhabited.
Bartolome Island is part of the Galapagos Islands. It is a volcanic islet near the east coast of Santiago Island. It is one of the "younger" islands in the Galapagos archipelago.
Santa Cruz Island, whose cantonal capital is Puerto Ayora, is the second largest island after Isabela Island, the most inhabited and economically active of the Galapagos archipelago. It is located in the center of the group of islands, with an area of 986 km² and a maximum altitude of 864 meters above sea level.
We offer tours throughout Ecuador, ask for a special tour, we also have tailor-made tours
All-inclusive tour knowing the most important islands of the Galapagos, enjoy unique activities.
It is recommended to be knowledgeable that from July to December sea temperature are cooler here, from 65ºF - 75ºF (18ºC – 23ºC) with occasional thermoclines from 60ºF - 64ºF (16ºC - 18ºC). We provide with 5mm or 7mm wetsuits as well as hoods and also have some spare layers. And, January to June water temperature is up 24ºC.
The island of San Cristóbal offers another magical trip, 360º San Cristóbal, which is the most complete excursion that surrounds the island in a comfortable speedboat.
North Seymour Island is 1.9 sq. km (1.17 sq. mi) and it is one of the best sites for sharks and large pelagic fish in the whole Archipelago.
Pitt Point
Twin Lodge Galapagos Country House with Fruit Orchards Our mission is to provide you with the best personalized service in a warm and familiar environment so that you can enjoy Galapagos in their natural state.
The Island Home Tourist Class Hostel It offers an excellent and comfortable lodging service and make your stay a memorable experience, it is designed to accommodate 5 people in four spacious and comfortable rooms.
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