Price Includes:
International air from Miami to Quito; Domestic air from Quito to the Galapagos; 4 nights accommodation at the Red Mangrove Adventure Inn (3 and 4-star options are in a superior room & 5-star option is in a suite); all meals in the Galapagos; hotel accommodation in Quito including breakfast; daily guided tours of the islands, led by naturalist guide; day excursion in Quito; all transfers.

Not included is a $100 fee to be paid to the park as a contribution to its conservation, nor is a $10 Transit Control Card fee which must be paid in cash upon arrival in Galapagos. Airport taxes, gratuities and alcoholic beverages are not included. Local airport departure taxes that are payable in the country of destination are not included. Airfare taxes and security fees that can be paid at time of ticketing are included in the cost.

Island visits are subject to change.
The following is a list of descriptions of the islands you may visit.
Bartolomé Island
This islands path is a steep climb aided by a wooden staircase but the view from the top is worth the effort. Here you will see the most famous Galapagos vista; Pinnacle Rock & Santiago Island. A ride around Pinnacle Rock will allow you to get a glimpse of the small Galapagos penguins. There will be time for an optional swim or snorkel this afternoon.

Floreana Island
This island is well known for its human history, as well as the wildlife. At Punta Cormorant, make a wet landing and take a short walk to the Flamingo Lagoon. We then continue the walk until we reach the beach called “La Picona” to see marine turtles and their spawning grounds. The island is also known for Post Office Bay; the oldest postal system in the world.

Isabela Island
Located on the southeastern coast of Isabela, Puerto Villamil is the main settlement area on the island. Take time to enjoy this small peaceful town which has a laid back atmosphere. Puerto Villamil offers quite a different experience than the tourist shops on Puerto Ayora (Santa Cruz) and is often considered the most beautiful site in the Galapagos with its long white sand, palm-lined beaches.

Plazas Island
A dry landing on the pier of the Island of Plaza Sur will allow us to explore the cactus forest to observe land iguanas and a great many species of tropical birds. We also enjoy the antics of the sea lions as they surf the waves.


North Seymour Island
Dry landing for a walk along the coast and the interior of North Seymour Island, one of the few uplifted islands in Galápagos Archipelago. The trail leads us to colonies of blue footed boobies, Magnificent frigate birds, and swallow-tail gulls. The sandy shore teems with Galápagos sea lions and marine iguanas. Cacti, Palo Santo trees and Salt Bushes dot the island.

Sante Fé Island
Wet landing on the Island to visit the cactus forest and a colony of land iguanas native to Santa Fe. The island has an enjoyable path that you will follow to see the various sites.

By traveling to the Galapagos with Yampu Latin America Tours, you will be making the choice to travel responsibly. As members of IGTOA (International Galapagos Tour Operators Association), Yampu donates $7 for every traveler that travels to the Galapagos with us. We are dedicated to helping preserve the islands while supporting sustainable ecotourism. As an IGTOA member, we are informed, involved, and concerned.

There will also be an optional Galapagos Conservation contribution of $50 per passenger added to your final proposal.
The contribution will go towards:

• Creating benefits and educational opportunities for local people.
  
• Strengthening responsible tourism management.
  
• Building strong financial support for conservation among the travel industry and travelers.
  

• Promoting high professional standards for the tourist industry.