A challenging yet rewarding hike up the second-largest volcanic crater in the world. The summit offers breathtaking views of the island and a unique landscape of volcanic terrain and lush vegetation.

A historical site where pirates and buccaneers once anchored. Visitors can hike to the top for stunning views of the surrounding islands and the possibility to spot wildlife like seabirds and marine iguanas.

A vibrant local market where visitors can observe the bustling fishing scene and interact with the locals. It's a great place to see fresh seafood and watch sea lions that often hang around waiting for scraps.

A series of crystal-clear water-filled crevices between towering volcanic rocks. It's an ideal spot for a refreshing swim and an excellent place for snorkeling in this natural pool surrounded by dramatic rock formations.

A stunning location on Fernandina Island, known for its incredible wildlife, including marine iguanas, sea lions, and the Galapagos hawk. It’s one of the most pristine and untouched spots in the Galapagos.

A spectacular rock formation rising from the sea, Kicker Rock is a popular spot for snorkeling and diving. It’s home to diverse marine life, including sea lions, sharks, and colorful fish.

A serene and beautiful beach with powdery white sand and crystal-clear water. It’s perfect for kayaking, swimming, and observing marine life like sea turtles and rays in a natural, protected environment.

This research center plays a key role in conserving the Galapagos’ unique species. Visitors can learn about the conservation efforts and see the famous giant tortoises in their breeding program.