Day 1: En Route from U.S. | Arrive in Quito, Ecuador
Day 2: Quito
Day 3: Quito | Flight to Baltra | Santa Cruz: Highlands | Puerto Ayora – Embarkation
Day 4: Bartolomé | Santiago: Sullivan Bay
Day 5: Santa Cruz: Dragon Hill | Santiago: Buccaneer Cove
Day 6: Isabela: Punta Vicente Roca | Fernandina: Punta Espinoza
Day 7: Baltra – Disembarkation | Flight to Quito, Ecuador
Day 8: Quito | Depart for U.S.

– Visit must-see highlights of Quito during a full-day guided city tour including the Casa del Alabado Archaeological Museum, La Compañía de Jesús (the “Golden Church”), colorful San Francisco Plaza and Middle of the World City.

– Experience unparalleled opportunities for immersive, up-close encounters with a myriad of wildlife. Walk among curious creatures on shore, snorkel beside sea lions and turtles in the clear waters of the world’s second largest marine reserve, and witness genuine interactions between species in the wild.

– Benefit from knowledgeable naturalist guides who will provide insight on the origins of the unique flora and fauna endemic to the Galapagos Islands.

– Choose from a variety of water activities, as Isabela II is well-equipped with snorkel gear and ocean kayaks. Guides will also lead numerous outings by panga and glass-bottom boat.

– Enjoy exclusive access to many island locations. Isabela II has sailing privileges other vessels do not, so no other boats will be in sight during many moorings and shore landings.

– Visit historic sites, including the Charles Darwin Research Station—the iconic site of Galapagos National Park research and conservation efforts—most notable for its captive breeding program for the Galapagos giant tortoise; and Sullivan Bay on Santiago Island, one of the first sites visited by Charles Darwin.