Unique
Galápagos Wildlife
Nowhere else in the world will you find some of these species of birds and mammals; friendly and inquisitive, these animals have a remarkable lack of fear and are unaffected by mankind
6. DISCOVER COLONIAL CUSCO
Sightseeing of ancient stone ruins and city landmarks is balanced with time at leisure today to enjoy Cusco, your way. Meals B
7. FLY TO THE PORT CITY OF GUAYAQUIL Fly via Lima to Guayaquil, the perfect gateway for your 6-night Galápagos cruise. Enjoy city sightseeing upon arrival. Meals BD
8. CRUISING BEGINS IN THE GALÁPAGOS Your morning flight takes you to San Cristobal, starting point for your cruise aboard your expedition ship, Isabela II. Shore excursions with our expert naturalists aboard Zodiac-style pangas introduce you to the islands’ iconic giant tortoises. Enjoy the Captain’s welcome reception tonight! Meals BLD
9. WET & DRY LANDINGS AT GENOVESA Cruise along the cliffs of Genovesa (Tower) Island to Prince Philip’s Steps. Climb up to flat land for a walk across the island to see large
colonies of Nazca boobies, frigate birds and storm petrels. A wet landing on lava terrain lets you view the birds of beautiful Darwin Bay. Swim or snorkel before returning to the ship. Meals BLD
10. EXPLORE BUCCANEER COVE British buccaneers frequented James Bay at Isla San Salvador in the 1600s, bringing with them treasures of pirated gold and taking tortoises and firewood when they returned to the sea. Today the island is home to feral goats, Galápagos fur seals, marine iguanas, hawks and herons. Meals BLD
11. FERNANDINA & ISABELA ISLANDS Explore the youngest of all the islands when you join us for a walk on Fernandina Island. Marine iguanas, sea lions, Sally Lightfoot crabs and birds are in abundance here. It’s off to secluded Tagus Cove on Isabela this afternoon, a favorite anchorage for pirates and whalers over the centuries. An uphill hike takes you to the rim of Darwin’s Lake for stunning panoramic views of the island’s six volcanoes. Meals BLD
Capture the memories of a lifetime in the Galápagos Islands and at Machu Picchu
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