How to get to Galapagos?
Flights:
There are daily flights from Quito and Guayaquil to Baltra and San Cristobal airports. The main airlines operating these routes are LATAM, Avianca and TAME. Prices for round-trip flights usually range between $200 and $500 from Guayaquil and Quito.
Cruises:
Many visitors choose cruises that tour several islands, offering activities such as snorkeling, scuba diving and hiking. These cruises allow visitors to explore the natural diversity of the archipelago in a comfortable way. These prices are more expensive than the flights.
What to do in Galapagos?
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Trekking:
Trails on islands such as Isabela, Santa Cruz and Bartolomé, where you can observe marine iguanas, penguins and blue-footed boobies in their natural habitat. -
Bird watching:
Galápagos is home to endemic species such as Darwin's finch and the Galapagos albatross. Bring binoculars to enjoy this activity to the fullest. -
Snorkeling and diving:
Dive the coral reefs and swim with hammerhead sharks, manta rays and sea turtles. The clear waters offer exceptional visibility to enjoy the marine life. -
Visit interpretive centers:
Learn about the natural history and conservation efforts at centers such as the Interpretive Center in Puerto Ayora, which offers educational exhibits on the archipelago's biodiversity.
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With our recommendations, you will be ready to enjoy all that Galapagos has to offer while contributing to the conservation of this extraordinary ecosystem.
by Explorsierra Tourism Agency Ecuador
