Galapagos Boutique 5 Days Experience

Experience the ultimate Galapagos adventure with our boutique 5-day program, offering luxurious accommodations in a first-class hotel. Immerse yourself in curated experiences. Discover the beauty of the islands in style, with personalized service and unforgettable excursions. Encounter the vibrant pink flamingos at Flamingo Lagoon, then explore the unique lava formations and diverse marine life of Los Túneles on Isabela Island, including sea turtles, and rays. Discover the historic Wall of Tears and snorkel alongside sharks, penguins and sea lions at Tintoreras Islet. Learn about conservation efforts and observe giant tortoises at the Charles Darwin Research Station. Conclude your journey with an exploration of the lush Highlands of Santa Cruz, home to land iguanas and other fascinating wildlife.

There are more options for the length of this tour as 6, 7, or 8-days. Check them out by clicking on each number or visiting the tour page.

Transportation

Airport transfers for arrival and departure flights.
Sea transportation from Santa Cruz Island to Isabela Island and back to Santa Cruz island.

Accommodation

4 nights in first-class hotels in Galapagos

Gear

Snorkeling masks, fins, and life vest.

Meals

4 breakfasts
3 lunches
1 box lunch

Experts

English and Spanish speaking local guides in Galapagos National Park
24/7 support from our team.

General

Mandatory Travel Insurance
Personal Expenses
Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
Tips for guides
Optional tours or activities
Extra tours or activities

Galapagos Islands Entrance

INGALA Transit Card (20 USD per person – cash only)
Galapagos National Park fee: 100 USD per person – cash only)

Transportation

Airfare Ecuador mainland to Galapagos (round trip).
Pier-use fee at Puerto Ayora (1 USD).
Pier-use fee at Puerto Villamil (10 USD).
Water taxis at ports (1 USD one way)

Renting gear for extra activities

Snorkeling gear (mask and fins) (8 USD per day pp).
Wetsuit (10 USD per day pp).

Day 1: Flamingos and white-sand beaches

Experience unparalleled luxury at a first-class Galapagos hotel with stunning views, exquisite food, and personalized service. Begin your adventure with a local lunch in Puerto Ayora on Santa Cruz Island, then travel by speedboat to Isabela Island to visit white sandy beaches,

Day 2: World class snorkelling in Los Tuneles

Immerse yourself in comfort with stunning natural views and elegant accommodations. Explore the breathtaking Los Túneles Cabo Rosa, a premier snorkeling spot featuring unique lava formations and abundant Galapagos wildlife such as sea turtles, penguins, and rays.

Day 3: TROPICAL WETLANDS OF ISABELA, SWIMMING AND SNORKELING WITH WILDLIFE AT TINTORERAS

Discover Isabela Island’s diverse landscapes, from its wetlands and the historic Wall of Tears. Explore the Tintoreras Islets, where you can spot white-tipped reef sharks and marine iguanas. Experience blissful tranquility in elegantly appointed rooms and suites, complemented by impeccable service and world-class amenities.

Day 4: ANCIENT LAVA TUNNELS AND GIANT TORTOISES AT SANTA CRUZ

Start the day with a morning speedboat to Santa Cruz Island and savor a first-class breakfast. Visit the Charles Darwin Research Center to learn about conservation, then spend the day observing giant tortoises at Primicias Ranch. Enjoy first-class service and exceptional amenities that elevate your stay to unforgettable heights.

Day 5: ADIOS GALAPAGOS

Depart: We’ll take you to Baltra Airport for your flight back to mainland Ecuador. Return home feeling invigorated by the energy of the extraordinary wildlife, and inspired by the unparalleled beauty of the archipelago.

Do I need a visa to visit Ecuador?

Most travelers do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. You can check here if you need a visa.

What is the best time to visit Ecuador and the Galapagos?

Ecuador is great year-round! For the Galapagos, December to May offers warmer waters and calmer seas, while June to November is cooler but excellent for diving. Different species of animals are active depending on the time of the year so you’ll always be exposed to different species all year round.

Is Ecuador safe for tourists?

Generally, most of Ecuador is safe, but like any destination, stay aware of your surroundings, avoid isolated areas at night, and keep an eye on your belongings. For more info about safe areas in Ecuador, you can read our blog.