Cruise to the Galapagos Islands from Lithuania

Do not postpone your desire to take a Cruise to the Galapagos Islands from Lithuania, here is available everything you should have clear when traveling.

Known as a World Heritage Site, the group of islands and islets is almost entirely a National Park, totaling a set of thirteen volcanic islands and more than a hundred islets and rocky outcrops. Tens of thousands of travelers come every year to see unparalleled natural beauty all over the world, since a lot of Galapagos species do not exist anywhere else, so it is imperative to travel to this place to see them. Undoubtedly, it is a powerful experience that many people change their lives, to discover the real beauty of nature at its best.

In the Galapagos Islands there are two distinct seasons. The rainy season is from January to May, with temperatures between 23 ° and 27 °, and a dry season from June to December, with an average of 19 °. The official currency of the place is the US dollar, which is important to know to avoid changing all the money we have on the continent.

Where are the Galapagos Islands?

The Galapagos Islands are located in the Pacific Ocean to thousand kms 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 archipelago of Columbus and its location is between 89 ° and 92 ° of western length; and 1 ° 40 ‘north latitude and 1 ° 30’ south latitude.

If you are looking for a summary of what you can find when visiting the Galapagos Islands on a cruise for a week, we present some of the points of tourist interest that can be traversed. In case of doubts about the conditions of payment and the days of duration, do not hesitate to contact us.

Santa Cruz Island: Thanks to its location in the center and its proximity to the Baltra airport, is one of best known Galapagos tourist places, housing the city with the largest population of all, from where they leave the most of the boats visiting other islands and islets. One of its biggest tourist attractions is The Station Scientific Darwin, a center of scientific research open to the visitors, where is possible observe terrestrial lizards and turtles of big magnitude. Another site that highlights in Santa Cruz Island corresponds to Turtle Bay, paradise white sands beach and crystal clear waters, to the coasts arrived hundreds of turtles to lay their eggs.

Fernandina Island: The Island most recent of the group of islands, where is one of the largest active volcanoes in the world, from various types of lava that can be seen. His only place to visit constitutes Punta Espinoza, a strip of lava and sand that extends from the volcano itself to the sea, on whose coasts are the largest groups of marine iguanas of the archipelago, along with birds, penguins and sea lions.

North Seymour Islet: Covered with low vegetation and dense, is notable for its almost immaculate state of nature, something that is more difficult to find in larger islands. The tour is conducted based on a trail of 2 km in length that crosses it from end to end, route that allows crossing with frigates, land iguanas and sea lions.

Do not think any more: travel now on an all-inclusive cruise in the Galapagos Islands and enjoy the most beautiful natural landscapes on the planet. Reserve and get ready to travel!

The best tours

We offer two tours to spend 7 nights / 8 days knowing the extraordinary sites of the Galapagos Islands. Both itineraries allow tourists to enjoy views of the sea and the rich flora and fauna of the Galapagos Islands. The lists of activities performed are delimited by the Galapagos National Park, and are not subject to modifications.

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