The Galapagos Islands — Western Itinerary

Feb. 10 - 17, 2026

Seeking a profound connection with the natural world?

Join us on a transformative voyage through the enchanting Galapagos Islands to celebrate life's diversity and to witness firsthand the stunning display of nature's endless wonders.

Highlights

  • Explore Quito highlights: Casa del Alabado Museum, “Golden Church,” San Francisco Plaza, and Middle of the World City.
  • Enjoy close wildlife encounters: walk among animals, snorkel with sea lions and turtles, and observe species interactions.
  • Learn from naturalist guides about Galapagos’ unique flora and fauna.
  • Choose water activities: snorkel, kayak, panga rides, or glass-bottom boat tours.
  • Access exclusive island locations with Isabela II‘s unique sailing privileges.
  • Visit historic sites: Charles Darwin Research Station and Sullivan Bay on Santiago Island.
  • Optional post-tour extension: Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley (Activity level: “Highly Active”)
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Active Icon Activity Level: Active

  • Extensive walking required. Typically, three or more miles a day, often uphill, on uneven terrain, and/or with multiple stairs.
  • May include optional activities such as biking, kayaking, or hiking and included destinations with high altitudes.
  • Excellent health is required to take full advantage of the tour’s inclusions.

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