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Quito, Ecuador
Quito, Ecuador
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Spot pink flamingos, red-throated frigates and blue-footed boobies, snapping photos and contemplating a career in ornithology.
Snorkel through the underwater wonderland of Devil’s Crown – the formerly volcanic crater that’s now home to turtles, rays and sharks.
Have an up-close encounter with the lumbering gentle giant that is the Galapagos tortoise.
Learn about the maritime history of Post Office Bay – home of the oldest postal system in the Americas – and maybe even send your own letter or postcard.
Choose an itinerary that strikes the perfect balance between active adventure on land and relaxation on the Grand Daphne – the newest motor yacht sailing these waters.
If you’re short on time but long on curiosity, Galapagos At A Glance: Southern Islands (Grand Daphne) is the ideal 6-day wildlife tour. Travel from Quito to Isla Baltra, Floreana, and San Cristobal, where you’ll hike along emerald shores, spot pink flamingos, and snorkel in crystal-clear waters teeming with sea lions. With moderate activity and a focus on both land and marine exploration, this trip is perfect for adventurous travelers looking to experience the Galapagos’ highlights. The USP? An expertly guided, compact adventure offering a concentrated burst of wildlife encounters in one of the world’s most extraordinary archipelagos.
