Ecuador cruises Galapagos Islands 2023

Tour the Galapagos Islands on all-inclusive catamarans. Ecuador Cruises Galapagos Islands 2023.

The Galapagos Islands are the perfect destination for family groups who want to have a trip they will not forget. It is not a holiday like many others, but a wonderful adventure aboard our catamarans that will give you the opportunity to know the islands and corners of this wonderful place.

Usually you can talk about two great seasons. From the month of December to June it is called Warm Season. And the second climatic season that goes from June to November that is known as the Dry Season. The best time to visit Galapagos is the transition months. However every month of the year is good to reach the islands, there is no time where the weather is unpleasant or you cannot see peculiar flora and fauna to observe. Because there are two climatic seasons so different from each other, which indicate the beginning or end of reproduction for most species, there are some months in which the two stages can be witnessed at the same time. There is a change between the hot season and the dry season (April to June), and later a transition between the dry season and the hot season (November to January).

How can you get to the Galapagos Islands?

From the cities of Guayaquil and Quito there is an offer of regular flights that travel to the Galapagos Islands, having as destination the two airports of the archipelago: Seymour Airport on Baltra Island and San Cristobal Airport located on the island of the same name.

Do not know what to do in the Galapagos Islands? No problem! Scheduling a tour of the islands, you can spend up to two weeks knowing all the beauties that this incredible place of Ecuador has to offer. All inclusive trips can be booked online up to 30 days before your arrival, with the option of payment by card or transfer.

Floreana Island: It is located 60 kms to the east of the Espanola Island. Floreana is well known for its attractive history of pirates, whalers, and settlers. Here you can observe between December and May pink flamingos and nesting sea turtles. Also you can find a small population of galapagos penguins. Floreana also known as Santa Maria Island has approximately 150 habitants and is one of the four islands populated in Galapagos. His access port is Prieta Beach. In the inside of the island at the top, you can visit the Chakras of Ritter and, to the South, the Haven of Peace.

Isabella Island: Even though is the largest island of all, it has a unique town corresponding to Villamil Port, a beautiful village in which there are numerous accommodations and whose atmosphere is notable for being rather more quiet than Ayora Port. Inside its main attractions stand out Punta Moreno, where live flamingos and many other types of birds, from where you have a beautiful view of Sierra Black, Blue Hill and the top of Fernandina Island. To discover other kinds of wildlife is a good idea to move to Urbina Bay, where there are iguanas, sea lions, cormorants, penguins and blue-footed boobies.

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.Dragon Hill: It has its name because to for a long time, was one of the few places in the Santa Cruz Island where were land iguanas in healthy state. This place was part of varied efforts to maintain the colonies of iguanas, in order to ensure their reproduction. At present there are no dogs in Dragon Hill, although the Galapagos National Park carries out a lot of controls of other animals that can be dangerous. In the beautiful lagoons present in this site, there is shrimp (Artemia salina), the same as the food of the flamingos. At certain times of the year there is more abundance and therefore the quantity of these birds is larger. In times with many precipitations the water becomes too sweet and therefore the population of crustaceans is smaller, which has consequences on the amount of flamingos. Dragon Hill has been open to the general public since 1993. The beach has rocky formations. At high tide it is an excellent sector to do surface diving.

An earthly paradise

On catamarans it is possible to see and approach the habitat of species that have been hidden for centuries, with an incredible variety and totally immaculate.

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