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DAY 1 – Friday
AM»Baltra: Arrival at Baltra Airport – Transfer to boat
DAY 2 – Saturday
AM»Genovesa: Prince Phillip’s Steps / El Barranco
Prince Phillip’s Steps
Climb Prince Phillip’s Steps up the cliffs of Genovesa Island to a plateau where Nazca and red-footed boobies nest among palo santo trees, and watch for the Galapagos short-eared owl hunting storm petrels.
El Barranco
Continue along the island’s rim to El Barranco, a dramatic cliff edge where thousands of storm petrels swirl in and out of cracks in the lava, with sweeping views back over Darwin Bay.
Darwin Bay
Land on the white-sand beach of Darwin Bay, where red-footed boobies, frigatebirds, and sea lions gather along the shore. Snorkel in the calm, sheltered waters of the bay.
DAY 3 – Sunday
AM»South Plazas
South Plazas
Land on South Plaza Island to see land iguanas, sea lions, and swallow-tailed gulls among unusual sesuvium vegetation.
Santa Fe
A great place to snorkel with sea lions and sea turtles. The island is home to the endemic Santa Fe land iguana.
DAY 4 – Monday
AM»Santa Cruz: Highlands
Highlands
Explore the lush highlands of Santa Cruz Island, where giant Galapagos tortoises roam freely in their natural habitat. Then transfer to Baltra Airport, concluding an unforgettable 4-day expedition.
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Important Information
- Each passenger must have a valid passport.
- In order to satisfy customs requirements it is mandatory that we receive passport details (first and last name, citizenship, date and place of birth, passport number and validity) at least one week prior to embarkation.
- Failure to provide the required information could result in a denial of embarkation.
