Galapagos Islands

Exotic, natural beauty and some truly intriguing creatures are waiting for you on a Galapagos Islands cruise.

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Sail your way to the ultra-exotic beauty of the Galapagos Islands for a cruise vacation filled with one-of-a-kind experiences.

Astounding wildlife such as Galapagos turtles, native iguanas, sea lions, Darwin’s finches and blue-footed boobies will leave you with wide-eyed excitement. Snorkeling excursions and hiking lava rock trails will challenge and thrill you. Views of breaching whales and ocean-side cliffs will make an imprint in your memory.

The Galapagos Islands are an amazing showcase of unique beauty and wildlife. The island’s inhabitants have focused on leaving the island as untouched as possible, so you can experience the Galapagos Islands as nature intended.

Things to Do on a Galapagos Cruise

An iconic view of Bartolomé Island in the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador. The image shows the famous Pinnacle Rock, a volcanic rock formation, rising sharply from the turquoise-blue water of a crescent-shaped bay. The surrounding landscape is a mix of volcanic terrain with reddish-brown soil and sparse green vegetation. In the background, other volcanic cones are visible, showcasing the unique geological features of the Galapagos Islands region.

Explore the Shore

Make a wet landing on one of the Galapagos’ many islands, such as Bartolome Island, and can explore the beach while a naturalist points out the diverse wildlife, including sea turtles, Galapagos hawks and more. The waters off the coast of Bartolome Island are also great for snorkeling, so you can discover new sea life as well.

Hike Through Santa Cruz Island

Keep your eyes peeled for various types of finches and iguanas, and even flamingoes. You’ll find that the beauty of the Galapagos Islands sweeps throughout the islands, the sea, and the air.

An image of a Blue-footed Booby and its fluffy chick on the ground in the Galapagos Islands. The adult bird, with its distinctive bright blue feet and speckled blue beak, stands on a white rock. Its body is covered in white and dark brown feathers. The chick, a round ball of pure white fluff, stands next to the adult with its beak pointed upward, likely a feeding behavior. The ground is a mix of light-colored dirt and small rocks, with some green shrubs visible. The scene captures the unique wildlife found in the Galapagos region.

Admire the Coastline

Take a Zodiac ride around the Galapagos’ coastline in search of the island’s creatures, like blue-footed boobies, fur seals, sea lions and more. This will also offer a unique perspective of the island’s unique geology, where limestone meets lava to form the stunning landscapes.

A close-up of a giant tortoise from the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador. The tortoise is partially hidden under its massive, dark-brown shell, with its head and front legs visible. Its skin has a rough, scaly texture, and it is in the process of eating a green leaf. The tortoise is surrounded by lush green grass and foliage, highlighting its natural habitat in the Galapagos region.

Discover Conservation Efforts

Tour the Charles Darwin Research Station to find out more about the conservation efforts taking place within the islands. The Research Station is also home to a program raising giant tortoises, and is only a short distance from nearby shopping if you feel the itch to get a souvenir.

Four marine iguanas are seen basking on the white sandy beach of Tortuga Bay in the Galapagos Islands. The iguanas are a dark gray-brown, and are spread out on the sand, facing the water. The beach is wide and flat, leading to the calm, clear, turquoise water. In the distance, the shoreline is rocky with some green vegetation. The sky is partly cloudy with patches of blue. The image captures the unique wildlife and serene coastal landscape of the Galapagos region.

Adventure Inland

Hike to Tortuga Bay, one of the Galapagos Islands' most scenic spots. You’ll follow a paved trail guiding you through the cacti while the island’s friendly creatures scurry and soar all around you. From Tortuga Bay, you can make your way to a secluded lagoon that’s perfect for a cooling swim.

A group of three Galapagos penguins perched on a dark, volcanic rock formation on Fernandina Island. The penguins, with their small bodies and dark heads, are seen from a distance, with one on the left looking up and another in the center lying down. The volcanic rock is covered in white spots, possibly from bird droppings. In the background, there is water, followed by green vegetation and a sparse volcanic landscape, with a blurry outline of people in the far distance. This image showcases the unique and rare wildlife found in the Galapagos Islands region.

Experience Once-in-a-Lifetime Views

To see the birds and sea life brimming in the deeper waters surrounding the Galapagos Islands, take an open ocean Zodiac ride from Fernandina Island. This will be your best bet to see dolphins and sea birds in their natural environment.

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