
GO 7: GALAPAGOS CRUISE & HOPPING
Two ways to explore Galapagos, one unforgettable trip.
5 days / 4 nights
Enjoy 4 days cruise (Galapagos Islands) / 1 day island hopping (Las Grietas)
All meals included
All meals included onboard and at the hotel in Galapagos, with a welcome cocktail onboard and a farewell cocktail.
From $2,949
Per person in USD (subject to change)

GO Quito Hotel
GO Quito Hotel
Start in Quito with a city view from the best five-star hotel, GO Quito Hotel.

Galapagos
Galapagos
Navigate the Galapagos Islands, an iconic conservation landmark.
Trip Highlights

4-Day Galapagos Cruise
4-Day Galapagos Cruise
Navigate the islands with eco-luxury comfort and daily guided excursions to spot blue-footed boobies, land iguanas, playful sea lions, and giant tortoises.
1-Day Hopping Experience
1-Day Hopping Experience
Discover Las Grietas, a natural fissure where salt and freshwater mix, creating a surreal spot for swimming and snorkeling.

Wildlife Encounters
Wildlife Encounters
Spot extraordinary bird species found only in the Galapagos Islands, a paradise for wildlife lovers.Go 1: Colonial Quito & Galapagos Cruise
Choose your ship
Galapagos Legend
This exquisite vessel, designed for 100 guests, offers an intimate glimpse into the Galapagos’ charm. Await a voyage filled with culinary delights and extraordinary adventures. Elevate your experience with the knowledge* of our expert Galapagos guides, ensuring an adventure rich in discovery and luxury.
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Sample Itinerary
Day 1 - Welcome to Galapagos & Santa Cruz Island
AM
✈ The flight from Quito to Baltra Island is 2 1/2 hours. Upon arrival in the Galapagos, passengers are greeted at the airport by our knowledgeable guides, who will accompany them on a short 10 minutes bus ride to the pier, where they will board the Galapagos Legend.
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Black Turtle Cove (Santa Cruz Island). On the north shore of Santa Cruz Island, accessible only by sea, four species of mangrove crowd and form an internal lagoon, turtles visit the calm waters, peaking their heads above the surface while fish, rays circle below. White-tipped reef sharks can be seen beneath the boat, plus sea birds, including pelicans, herons and egrets. This cove has been declared as a “turtle sanctuary”.
- Difficulty level: Low
- Type of terrain: None
- Duration: 1 hour dingy ride
- Landing: None
Day 2 - Genovesa Island
AM
El Barranco (Genovesa Island) Be marveled at the variety of sea life that uses the crevices of the lava cliffs for shelter. Red-billed Tropic birds fly overhead, and a small colony of fur seals may be found near the landing site. You will be dropped off at a steep stairway that begins on rocks at the foot of a path that leads through a seabird colony, entire of Nazca and Red-footed Boobies.
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Darwin Bay (Genovesa Island) From within the flooded caldera of Tower Island, we set foot onto a sandy beach to be greeted by swallow-tailed gulls, often said to be the most beautiful gull in the world. On the trail, we can see nesting red-footed boobies and great frigate birds.
Day 3 - South Plaza Island & Santa Fe Island
AM
South Plaza Island. Sea lions, swallow-tailed gulls, and land iguanas are all at the landing site. The small island is covered with a carpet of a red succulent, studded with Opuntia cacti. At the cliff edge, we spend time watching birds like frigate birds, flocks of Galapagos shearwaters, and particular note, flights of displaying red-billed tropic birds.
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Santa Fe Island. After a fabulous snorkel in the turquoise waters of the protected bay, we may have enjoyed time with sea lions, turtles, reef sharks, and spotted eagle rays. Landing on a sandy beach, we spend time watching the abundant sea lions there with us. We begin a walk past a forest of island-endemic giant Opuntia cacti, and we can watch the Santa Fe land Iguana.
Day 4 - Santa Cruz Island & transfer to Ikala Hotel
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Highlands (Santa Cruz Island).
In the central highlands of Santa Cruz Island, we have our best opportunity to interact at close quarters with totally wild, Galapagos giant tortoises. A short walk among these huge, 600lb, reptiles will also offer the chance for more highland species, especially several species of the famed finches.
- Difficulty level: Low
- Type of terrain: Flat & Muddy
- Duration: 1 hour walk / 45 minutes drive
- Landing: Dry
PM
Transfer to Ikala Hotel (Buffet breakfast included)
Day 5 – Las Grietas Hopping Experience & Transfer to Airport

✈ Transfer to Baltra Airport for return flights to Guayaquil or Quito.
Coral I & Coral II
Coral I & Coral II are gorgeous and comfortable sister yachts. They offer charming social areas on three decks with outdoor and interior spaces that allow you to enjoy an intimate expedition experience on your way. They can accommodate 36 and 20 guests, respectively.
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Sample Itinerary
Day 1 - Welcome to Galapagos & Santa Cruz Island
AM
✈ Welcome to Galapagos. Departure from Quito to Baltra Island is a 2 1⁄2 hour flight. Upon arrival in the Galapagos, passengers are greeted at the airport by our knowledgeable guides who will accompany them on a short ten-minute bus ride to the pier where they will board the Coral I or Coral II.
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Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). Dinghy ride at the entry of the Itabaca Channel in a lagoon with turquoise water, where we can observe sharks, blue- footed boobies, and different kinds of fish.
Day 2 - Genovesa Island
AM
El Barranco (Genovesa Island) Be marveled at the variety of sea life that uses the crevices of the lava cliffs for shelter. Red-billed Tropic birds fly overhead, and a small colony of fur seals may be found near the landing site. You will be dropped off at a steep stairway that begins on rocks at the foot of a path that leads through a seabird colony, entire of Nazca and Red-footed Boobies.
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PM
Darwin Bay (Genovesa Island) From within the flooded caldera of Tower Island, we set foot onto a sandy beach to be greeted by swallow-tailed gulls, often said to be the most beautiful gull in the world. On the trail, we can see nesting red-footed boobies and great frigate birds.
Day 3 - Rabida Island & Bartolome Island
AM
Rabida Island. Lying at the archipelago’s heart, this dramatic island with a distinctive red-sand beach is home to sea lions, mockingbirds, finches, endemic Galapagos doves, and vermilion flycatchers. A walk takes us through a forest of palo santo and cacti to a beautiful overview of the bay.
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Bartolome Island. Considered the most iconic landscape of the entire archipelago the view from the top of Bartolome Island, overlooking the famous Pinnacle Rock and the austere Santiago Island, Our subsequent snorkel here might put us face to face with Galapagos penguins, white- tipped reef sharks, and playful sea lions.
Day 4 - Santa Cruz Island & transfer to Ikala Hotel
AM
Highlands (Santa Cruz Island). In the central highlands of Santa Cruz Island, we have our best opportunity to interact at close quarters with totally wild, Galapagos giant tortoises. A short walk among these huge, 600lb, reptiles will also offer the chance for more highland species, especially several species of the famed finches.
- Difficulty level: Low
- Type of terrain: Flat & Muddy
- Duration: 1 hour walk / 45 minutes driv
- Landing: Dry
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PM
Transfer to Ikala Hotel (Buffet breakfast included)
Day 5 – Las Grietas Hopping Experience & Transfer to Airport
Heading from Puerto Ayora, a short water-taxi ride takes us across the bay to the opposite shore, where a scenic 20 minute walk begins. The trail winds through volcanic landscapes, salt flats, and endemic cacti, offering striking views of Santa Cruz’s unique terrain.


Wildlife by expedition



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What's Included
Onboard
- 2 daily excursions to the islands with multilingual naturalist guides.
- Snorkeling opportunities (equipment included: fins, mask, snorkel).
- Glass bottom boat (Available in Galapagos Legend).
- Lectures and briefings.
- All meals included onboard, welcome and farewell cocktails.
- Luxury Cabins with sea views, air conditioning, and private facilities (one thermos and excursion bag per person included).
- All cabins are equipped with shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel. Body lotion is also available in balcony suites.
- Towels available for personal use: cabin, pool, and during excursions.
Mainland:
- Meals: Three breakfasts in Quito.
- Roundtrip transfers.
- Transfers to/from the airport and dinghy rides to/from ports in connection with scheduled flights
– $ 495 per adult.
– $ 375 per child under 12 years old.
– $ 100 for children under 12 years old.
⊗ Single supplement: 50%, except in holiday seasons. (15 Dec – 5 Jan).
⊗ Triple occupancy: 25% discount for a third person sharing a cabin with two full-paying guests. (Only available on Galapagos Legend).
⊗ 50% discount for children under 12 years old sharing a cabin with two full-fare paying guests. 25% discount during the holiday season.
Optional onboard plus taxes (net per person in US$ subject to change):
- Internet: Single cruise: $45.00 | Double cruise: $65.00
- Wetsuit rental: $25 per person.
- Kayak rental: $25 per person.
- Alcoholic and soft drinks: (packages available).
- Scuba diving during GO’s cruises: $355 half-day tour with 1-2 dives and equipment included (pre-booking required).
- Doctor: Medical assistance and medication are additional costs.
- Tips: Suggested per person per day $20 for crew / $10 for guide.
What to take on the trip?

Essentials:
- Passport and Travel Documents.
- Cash in US Dollars and bring credit or debit cards.
- Your medications for the journey.
- Ocean-Friendly Sunblock.
- Insect repellent.
- Waterproof small backpack.
- Photo and video cameras.
- Journal

What to Wear?
- Water-resistant, closed-toe sport sandals.
- Lightweight hiking shoes.
- Lightweight hiking pants or shorts.
- Long-sleeve shirts.
- Bathing suits.
- Warm sweater or fleece.
- Wide-brimmed hat or cap.
- Sunglasses
GO QUITO HOTEL
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