DAY 1
DAY 1 – TUESDAY
AM: Arrival at San Cristóbal Airport
Arrival at San Cristóbal Airport and transfer in. Upon arrival, you will pay the Galapagos National Park entrance fee and your luggage will be inspected by local authorities before continuing your journey.
PM: Colorado Hill
One thing becomes immediately clear during your visit to the Galapagos giant tortoise breeding centre at Colorado Hill: conservation here is an active, ongoing mission. This protected area plays a vital role in preserving the last local population of giant tortoises on San Cristóbal Island, offering an insightful introduction to the islands’ unique conservation efforts.
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DAY 2
DAY 2 – WEDNESDAY
AM: Gardner Bay (Española)
Considered one of the crown jewels of the Galapagos, Española offers an extraordinary opportunity to witness evolution in action. Gardner Bay welcomes you with its pristine white-sand beach, turquoise waters and an abundance of wildlife, where sea lions rest freely along the shore in a setting that feels both untouched and timeless.
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PM: Suarez Point (Española)
Española’s western tip is a true paradise for birdwatchers and photographers. Walking along the trail feels like stepping into your own nature documentary, with close encounters featuring some of the most colourful marine iguanas and iconic seabirds that make this island so remarkable.
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DAY 3
DAY 3 – THURSDAY
AM: Post Office Bay – Baroness Lookout (Floreana)
Bring your postcards and post them in the iconic wooden barrel at Post Office Bay, a centuries-old tradition once used by whalers and sailors. From here, continue to Baroness Lookout, where dramatic volcanic scenery and layered human history come together, offering sweeping views and stories that shaped life on Floreana Island.
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PM: Cormorant Point – Champion Islet (Floreana)
Cormorant Point reveals a striking contrast of landscapes, from mineral-rich sands to tranquil lagoons frequented by flamingos. Nearby Champion Islet adds a touch of wildlife magic, where seabirds and Galapagos penguins may be spotted against a backdrop of volcanic cones and aromatic palo santo vegetation.
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DAY 4
DAY 4 – FRIDAY
AM: Barrington Bay (Santa Fe)
Santa Fe is one of the oldest islands in the Galapagos, home to a remarkable concentration of endemic species. At Barrington Bay, the island’s pale land iguanas roam among giant prickly pear cacti, creating a landscape found nowhere else on Earth. The calm bay and crystal-clear waters offer an intimate introduction to Santa Fe’s unique wildlife and arid beauty.
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PM: El Chato Reserve (Santa Cruz)
In the highlands of Santa Cruz, El Chato Reserve protects one of the island’s most important natural habitats. Walking through lush vegetation and lava tunnels, you will encounter giant tortoises roaming freely in their natural environment, offering a powerful and humbling perspective on conservation efforts within the Galapagos National Park.
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DAY 5
DAY 5 – SATURDAY
AM: Twin Craters (Santa Cruz)
Located in the lush highlands of Santa Cruz, the Twin Craters offer a final immersion into the islands’ volcanic origins. A short walk through endemic vegetation reveals these impressive collapsed lava formations, where giant tortoises are often seen roaming freely in their natural habitat — a peaceful and authentic farewell to the Galapagos landscape.
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Transfer to Baltra Airport
Assisted by your naturalist guide and crew, you will transfer by dinghy to Baltra, where the airport shuttle will take you to the departure terminal. Your guide will accompany you through the check-in process, ensuring a smooth and relaxed departure as you carry home unforgettable memories of your journey aboard Treasure.
