Catamarans for couples to the Galapagos Islands July 2025

Surprise your family with an unforgettable experience aboard Catamarans for couples to the Galapagos Islands July 2025, at GalapagosInformation.com you will find all the information that is useful to be clear when making the reservation.

Considered one of the last biodiversity refuges, the set of islands hide endless natural treasures, unique landscapes among which are sea turtle spawning on white-sand beaches, blue-footed birds, giant tortoises of San Cristobal or the virgin landscapes of North Seymour.

Where are the Galapagos Islands?

The Galapagos Islands are located in the Pacific Ocean about a thousand kms from the western coasts of Ecuador, being the closest continental city Manta. The nearest island lands correspond to 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 form part of the Republic of Ecuador.

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These are several of the incredible tourist attractions that can be visited in some of our catamaran trips on the Galapagos Islands. You can book online and receive a discount if you buy in advance. Do not miss the opportunity to visit one of the most beautiful places in the world. If you are looking for catamaran cruises for families, couples or individual trips, GalapagosInformation.com is the best option.

Genovesa Island: Genovesa island is also known as the island Tower and is considered as the most striking island of the archipelago. Its name comes from the city of Genova in where according to few historians was the birthplace of Columbus. It is the ideal place for lovers of birds by the abundant presence of birds, highlighting some as seagulls of tail separated, which are the only gulls in the world who have nocturnal hunting habits. Genovesa Island is an extinct volcano, which has suffered several landslides due to its ancient activity. Have 2 areas to go to which is can access through a fissure that exists to the feet of the volcano… Makes thousands of years were a huge volcano, whose wall south is collapsed, forming the Great Bay of Darwin, place in where an abundant number of birds make their nests.

Find the most incredible cruises to the Galapagos Islands, for groups, couples or single travelers. You will know the most important places of the archipelago with the company of guides with great experience.

Rabida Island: Island very famous for its beaches of reddish tones, where you can snorkel between sea lions, stingrays and dolphins. Although the colors of the sand is attractive more important, you can also visit the interior of the island, reaching the volcanic peak, spectacular viewpoint of natural origin that allows views of the peaks of other volcanoes.

Black Turtle Cove: The Black Turtle Cove is a mangrove estuary on the north coast of Santa Cruz Island. It maintains very strict regulations to protect its flora and fauna. The tourists are allowed to reach to the cave aboard of small boats, but without starting the engine. Many rays, turtles, penguins, and other wild animals live in this area, so that not a few groups of academics transiting the area, either to analyze the formations of volcanic origin, as the important existing fauna.

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The main routes

We offer two tours to travel 7 nights / 8 days knowing the most beautiful places of the archipelago. Both options allow you to enjoy views of the sea and the rich flora and fauna of the Galapagos Islands. The activities that can be carried out are strictly established by the Galapagos National Park, and it is not possible to make modifications.

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