Catamarans for couples to the Galapagos Islands August 2025

Surprise your family with an unforgettable adventure in the most exclusive Catamarans for couples to the Galapagos Islands August 2025, at GalapagosInformation.com you will find all the information that is useful to know when booking your tickets.

Considered one of the last biodiversity refuges, the Galapagos Islands have a great variety of natural treasures, unique landscapes, among them the turtle spawning on the white sand beaches of Tortuga Bay, blue-footed birds, colonies of giant turtle of San Cristobal or the virgin scenes of the North Seymour Islet.

Location of the Galapagos Islands

They are located in the Pacific Ocean to 960 km of the east coast of Ecuador, being the closest town Manta. The nearest island is Isla Del Coco (Costa Rica) 720 kilometers to the north and Isla de Pascua (Chile) 3,200 kilometers to the south. Formally, its name is officially Galapagos Archipelago and belongs to the Republic of Ecuador.

Are you looking for panoramas in the Galapagos Islands? Do not worry! Scheduling with GalapagosInformation.com a tour of the islands, you can spend up to two weeks visiting all the natural beauties that this magical place in Ecuador has to offer. All inclusive trips can be booked online with 30 days or more in advance, with the online payment option.

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Espanola Island: With 300 million years corresponds to the oldest island famous for its number of birds, among which are the funny blue-footed boobies, birds known for their mating rituals, where the male exhibits his blue feet to the female. One of its most interesting sites is Punta Suarez, an area of abyss in where we can see species that not is presented in the rest of the archipelago, as marine iguanas turquoise with red, mockingbirds, lava lizards and colonies of up to 15.000 albatross

The Galapagos Islands are the ideal destination for families or couples who want an experience they will always remember. It is not a holiday like any other, but a wonderful adventure in one of our catamarans that will allow you to know the islands and islets of this place.

Santa Fe Island: Uninhabited island by the man, known for beaches of calm waters in the Barrington Bay, where you can walk in both arenas where sea lions abound like diving snorkeling surface. If you like animals, you can see giant land iguanas, unique animals of this island, which reach up to a meter in length.

Mosquera Islet: The Mosquera Islet, also known as Mosquera Island that is located between the Seymour and Baltra islands. Its relief is smooth, has several white sand beaches, where you can do many sports. Has a long maximum of 620 meters per 130 meters of width, and area of 0.46 km2. Physically is a rock reef product of a survey. This small island has one of the largest colonies of sea lions. In the same way is possible to see several species of birds from the coast. From its coast they have been reported occasionally Orcas (Orcinus orca) attacking sea lions. You can get to the Mosquera Islet Mosquera through a beach landing. This can be difficult with low tie or when there are strong waves what usually pass between the months of December and March.

If you long to travel to the charms that the Galapagos Islands have to offer, leave your data in the form to book your trip, without a doubt will be the best of your life. You will not believe it!

Educational experience

When booking one of our trips in the Galapagos Islands, travelers, especially the youngest, have the option to participate in experiences and activities together with a guide. This person is trained to explain all the fascinating facts that have to do with geology to stories, and tell them part of the history of this incredible corner of the world.

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