M/C ELITE
Itinerary C- Cruise 3 nights (Saturday- Tuesday)

AM: Arrival at San Cristobal Airport, where you will be transferred to the vessel. PM: David Rodriguez Breeding Center. A visit to the David Rodriguez Breeding Center provides insights into the origin and evolution of giant tortoises and highlights the center's crucial role in safeguarding the future of these incredible creatures. Walking along the reserve's trails, you can observe baby tortoises raised in semi-natural conditions, showcasing the local community's dedication to wildlife preservation that makes Galapagos so unique. (-, L, D)

AM: Española - Punta Suárez Punta Suárez is teeming with wildlife and is best explored by following the circular walking trail. This memorable hike takes you past nesting sites of large colonies of Nazca boobies, blue-footed boobies, and swallow-tailed gulls. On Española Island, you will witness the unique and beautiful waved albatrosses majestically soaring into the ocean from the cliffs, as well as the striking red and green marine iguanas. A geological highlight includes several blowholes, capable of shooting water 25 meters into the air; a great opportunity for a spectacular photo. PM: Bahía Gardner, Islotes Gardner y Osborn Bahía Gardner's pristine white sand beach dotted with sea lions offers a perfect spot to relax. Kayaking or paddleboarding allows fantastic opportunities to observe the numerous waved albatrosses using the beach as a breeding site. A short zodiac ride takes you to Gardner and Osborn Islets, excellent spots for snorkeling with young sea lions and a variety of colorful tropical fish and corals. (B,L, D)

AM: Floreana - Punta Cormorán/ Corona del Diablo Punta Cormorant features two contrasting beaches: one with olive-green sand due to high olivine crystal content and another with pure white sand (commonly known as 'Flour Beach') derived from pulverized coral. The saltwater lagoon is an unforgettable visit, frequented by one of the largest populations of Galapagos flamingos and other coastal birds. Guests will then take a zodiac ride to Devil's Crown, a nearly submerged volcanic crater, with only a small portion of the rocky formation visible above water, resembling a crown. Snorkeling reveals a vast underwater world filled with coral reefs and a myriad of marine species. Birds also make this visitor site remarkable due to its location in open waters. PM: Bahía Correos / Mirador de la Baronesa Bahía del Correo is a man-made site offering a glimpse of a remarkable postal tradition developed by British whalers in the 18th century, which visitors can still participate in today. The beach is perfect for snorkeling and kayaking, and it is also possible to descend and walk through a lava tube. Next, guests will take a zodiac ride to the Mirador de la Baronesa, a volcanic rock formation named in honor of an Australian baroness who visited the island in the 1930s and mysteriously disappeared. A short trail leads to a brilliant viewpoint with panoramic views of the mangroves and the surrounding coast. (B, L, D)

AM: Isla Mosquera Isla Mosquera is a small, flat, sandy island located between Baltra and North Seymour Islands. With no fixed trail, you can explore the beautiful surroundings on foot, encountering a large population of sea lions, shorebirds, and striking Sally Lightfoot crabs clinging to the dark rocks. The numerous coral reefs also make it a fantastic site for snorkeling and spotting a variety of marine life, including sharks, turtles, and rays. Baltra Airport Transfer Out. (B, -, -)