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Quito, Ecuador
Quito, Ecuador
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Encounter incredible wildlife.
snorkel and swim with sea turtles and manta rays.
Cycle around Isabela Island.
hike the Sierra Negra volcano.
visit the Charles Darwin Research Station
This has been the best trip of my life. Like being part of a National Geographic documentary.
Fantastic trip from start to finish- I would do it all again!
Once in a lifetime trip! I think this trip has to be on every to-do list. This untouched nature, the variety of animals and also the locals are truly indescribable. You have to experience it for yourself and you will never regret it. You leave the Galapagos Islands with a big smile on your face.
encounters with various animals in the wild.
We had a magical time experiencing the ecological marvels of the GalA¡pagos Islands.
If seeing the Galápagos Islands’ spectacular wildlife is on your bucket list, the Galápagos Multisport tour is an ideal choice. Over ten days beginning and ending in Quito, this trekking and hiking trip offers a dynamic blend of guided excursions and free time, perfect for young adults and experienced travelers. Explore lesser-visited Isabela Island, swim alongside sea lions, and marvel at giant tortoises—all while sleeping on shore for a different perspective than the traditional cruise. The USP of this trip lies in its multisport approach, including snorkeling, kayaking, and hiking, ensuring every day brings a new adventure. Accommodations, transport, and meals are included, making this tour package both active and accessible.
