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Sail the Galápagos aboard the EcoGalaxy for a 5–6 day small-ship itinerary of snorkeling, guided hikes, and kayaking. Expect up-close wildlife encounters, bilingual naturalist guides, and comfortable cabins with meals highlighting local Ecuadorian ingredients.
Sail the Galápagos aboard the EcoGalaxy for a 5–6 day small-ship itinerary of snorkeling, guided hikes, and kayaking. Expect up-close wildlife encounters, bilingual naturalist guides, and comfortable cabins with meals highlighting local Ecuadorian ingredients.
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You step off the panga into a shallow cove, salt on your lips and lava rock rising like folded sheets behind you. Frigatebirds wheel above while guides call out a route—today’s hike skirts volcanic ridges, tomorrow’s snorkel drops you into a canyon of reef fish and curious sea lions. The EcoGalaxy moves quietly between islands, trading the clamor of ports for small-group landings and days paced by tides and wildlife.
moderate.
5–6 days.
Moderate fitness: able to do daily 1–3 hour hikes on uneven terrain and repeated snorkel sessions; basic mobility for step-down landings required.
Galápagos National Park entrance fees and the Transit Control Card are required and are sometimes included or collected separately—confirm with the operator before travel.
Hikes range from easy boardwalks to moderate 1–3 hour routes across lava and scrub; guides match routes to group ability but expect rocky, uneven footing.
Water temperature varies by season; the equatorial location means it's swimmable year-round but may be cooler during the June–November cold current period—wear a shorty or wetsuit if sensitive to cold.
Yes; EcoGalaxy highlights locally sourced Ecuadorian cuisine and can generally accommodate common dietary needs with advance notice.
The islands formed from hotspot volcanism and became central to Charles Darwin’s work; they are now protected as a national park and UNESCO site.
Visitor numbers and landings are regulated to limit impact; follow guides, stay on marked paths, and use reef-safe products to reduce your footprint.
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