GALAPAGOS
THE ENCHANTED ISLANDS
A wildlife sanctuary in its purest form
The Galapagos Islands, a volcanic archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, offer an unparalleled experience for those who love nature, biodiversity, and adventure. UNESCO designated these islands as a World Heritage Site, recognizing their extraordinary ecological value. Charles Darwin developed his groundbreaking Theory of Evolution after observing the remarkable adaptations of species such as giant tortoises, marine iguanas, and Darwin’s finches. Explore breathtaking landscapes as you embark on excursions, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, dive among vibrant marine life, hike through diverse terrains, and join expedition cruises. Discover the richness of this protected ecosystem within the Galápagos National Park and the Galápagos Marine Reserve. Sail between the islands aboard exclusive luxury cruises or catamarans, immersing yourself in a unique experience surrounded by endemic species and stunning natural scenery.
GALAPAGOS EXPEDITIONS
CRUISES
ISLAND HOPPING
DIVING
Rules for Visiting the Galapagos National Park and Marine Reserve
- Visitors can explore Galapagos protected areas only with a naturalist guide.
- Use authorized tour operators and boats.
- Stay on designated trails and follow the signs.
- Keep at least two meters away from animals.
- Avoid feeding wildlife.
- Turn off the flash when taking photos; filming and drone use require permission.
- Camp only in designated areas with prior authorization.
- Check the list of permitted products and cooperate with inspections.
- Avoid purchasing souvenirs made from natural materials or consuming unauthorized species.
- Refrain from writing on trees, rocks, or walls.
- Dispose of waste at recycling centers.
- Smoking and campfires are strictly prohibited.
- Report illegal fishing if spotted on tourist boats.
- Motorized water sports, submarines, and aerial tourism are not allowed.