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A 12‑day island‑hopping route through the Galápagos that blends guided snorkeling at Kicker Rock, tortoise encounters in Santa Cruz highlands, and volcanic‑rock explorations on Isabela. Expect early speedboats, wet landings and close wildlife encounters.
A 12‑day island‑hopping route through the Galápagos that blends guided snorkeling at Kicker Rock, tortoise encounters in Santa Cruz highlands, and volcanic‑rock explorations on Isabela. Expect early speedboats, wet landings and close wildlife encounters.
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Operated by Rebecca Adventure Travel · Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, Galápagos
The first light in Puerto Baquerizo Moreno cuts across a low cloud bank and paints the harbor a hard silver; pelicans wheel like punctuation marks and the ocean smells of salt and volcanic stone. On Day One, travelers meet an English‑speaking coordinator, shoulder small bags into a compact van and begin the sort of travel that alternates between organized rhythm and freewheeling island time: speedboats that chatter across channels, short hikes over lava-strewn trails, and snorkels in water that seems lit from below.
moderate.
12 days (approx. 172–180 hours of travel and activities).
Participants should be in good general health and able to do short hikes of up to 3–5 km on uneven volcanic terrain and snorkel in open water.
Yes—non‑resident visitors pay the Galápagos National Park entry fee on arrival (carry cash in USD); the operator will note exact charges in your travel voucher.
Space is limited on local transport and speedboats—travel light with small, soft bags; large suitcases may incur extra handling or restrictions.
Wetsuits are provided when seasonal water temperatures or jellyfish require them, but bringing your own shorty is more comfortable for extended snorkels.
Hammerheads are seasonal and not guaranteed; Kicker Rock’s nutrient flow makes it a good spot for shark sightings, but currents can be strong.
The tour requires moderate fitness and comfort with boat transfers and open‑water snorkeling; check age limits with the operator and note wet landings can be challenging for young children.
Standard travel vaccinations apply; tap water is not recommended—drink bottled or purified water and follow food‑safety advice to avoid stomach upsets.
The Galápagos rose to scientific prominence after Darwin’s visit in 1835; later whaling and colonization shaped settlement patterns, leading to the creation of the National Park in 1959.
Strict park rules and visitor caps help protect endemic species; travelers should use reef‑safe products and follow guide instructions to minimize impact.
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