Day 1 - Full day

Ferry Santa Cruz to Isabela (according to your arrival time) at the dock of Isabela Island, a person will be waiting for you who will be in charge of taking your belongings to the respective Hotel. So that passengers can start with the itinerary. Which would be the full day tour , starting with Tintoreras where you can observe penguins, sharks from the Tintoreras channel, in addition to snorkeling in the surroundings enabled by the Galapagos National Park, ending with a panga ride (boat tour through the bay ) After that they will be returning to the port where the tour will be waiting to take them to the restaurant so they can have lunch, after which they will begin the land activity Giant Turtle Breeding Center, ending with flamingos.

At the end of the tour, they will be dropped off at their respective hotels.

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Day 2 - Sierra Negra Volcano Tour – Chico Volcano

The activity will begin at the agreed time, we will pick you up from your respective hotel to head towards one of the most active volcanoes in the Galapagos.

We will take a 40-minute bus or chiva ride until we reach the place from which we will begin an 8-kilometer walk. Along the route, you will observe a landscape covered by clouds and mist, which allows the growth of the vegetation that we will find.

And finally we will reach the edge of the Sierra Negra volcano. Afterwards, we will walk northwest to come across the Chico volcano, a fissure of the previous one, which had its last eruption in 2018. We will make a stop to rest and have lunch consisting of a sandwich, fruit and juice.

Finally, we will descend to the fumaroles located at the bottom of the Sierra Negra caldera while we observe the lava flows. We will also see white herons and other species that live in the area.

Finally, you will be dropped off at your respective hotels after such a magical excursion.

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Day 3

Free morning so you can carry out activities on the island. In the afternoon the pick up for the ferry will take place. A person in charge will pick them up to take them to the port of Isabela.

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