Day 1 (Flight to Baltra Airport) A.M. Sunday Flight to Baltra Airport Day 1 (Dragon Hill) P.M. Sunday Most memorable from the Thanks to the successful breeding program Dragon Hill is still populated by largest wild population of Galapagos land iguanas on Santa Cruz.

Day 2 (Rabida) A.M. Monday On landing at this remarkable red beach a large bachelor colony of Galapagos sea lions will usually welcome you. Day 2 (Chinese Hat) P.M. Monday Though recently born out off fire the volcanic islet Chinese Hat does not appear that inhospitable any more as Bartolome and lunatic Sullivan Bay. This tiny, rusty-coloured islet just begins to sprout.  

Day 3 (Prince Phillip’s Steps, Genovesat) A.M. Tuesday Not only because of its historical English name (Tower) Genovesa has a royal touch. Follow into the footsteps of Prince Philip – Galapagos lover of the first hour – and visit this favourite birding spot with largest breeding colonies of red-footed. Day 3 (Darwin Bay, Genovesa) P.M. Tuesday This compact site in the heart of its flooded crater shows the extreme varied coastal ecosystems of Galapagos in miniature; nearly too much for a single day.

Day 4 (Bartolomé) A.M. Wednesday This tiny volcano islet is just recently born out off fire. Enter its wild romantic setting of spatter cones and craters, see most famous panorama of Galapagos. Day 4 (Sullivan Bay, Santiago) P.M. Wednesday Sullivan bay is incomparable to any other visitor’s site; setting foot at the recently solidified lava flow is like landing on the moon!

Day 5 (Highlands, Santa Cruz) A.M. Saturday Santa Cruz offers excellent opportunities for viewing wild Galapagos giant tortoises, roaming through pastures in the agricultural zone and in the transition zone of adjacent El Chato Tortoise Reserve. Day 5 (Transfer to Baltra Airport) P.M. Saturday Transfer to Baltra airport.