Am: Darwin Bay, this bay the largest population of nesting red-footed boobies, almost 200,000 of them living along the bushes and trees. Follow the path and passes through a tidal pool where you can usually see playful sea lions with their young. At the end of the cliff, you will have a beautiful view of the bay.

Pm: Prince Phillip’s Steps/ El Barranco, start your day on a steep staircase leading to a flat rocky plateau at the top of the island. You will be amazed at Nazca boobies and red-footed boobies flying in all directions from their nests and bay. At the end of the trail, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the island.

Am: Bartholomew, be prepared to climb a steep wooden staircase where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the famous Pinnacle Rock. This extinct volcano offers visitors a unique landscape of red and green volcanic formations, orange, black nesting a large population of endemic Galapagos hawks. Activities on the beach also provide an excellent opportunity to snorkel with penguins.

Pm: Chinese Hat, the formation of several tubes and lava flows have created this island that from a distance presents the perfect shape of a Chinese hat, so named. Explore this beautiful place and do not miss the opportunity to see white tip sharks and Galapagos penguins during snorkeling.

Am: Rabida Island is one of the most picturesque islands. His famous brown sand beach with stunning lookouts provide lovely scenery. This island is the ideal place for bird watching. Here you can also find the rarest species as nine varieties of finches, large billed flycatchers, Galapagos hawks, among others.

Pm: Dragon Hill, enjoy a nature walk while to climb the hill. On the way, you will see birds feeding flamingo lagoon, many land iguanas on the road and many species of birds, including Galapagos doves, finches, and ducks.

Am: Highlands, covered continuously by fog, it is the perfect place to observe large areas of trees Scalesia place. You can also see the giant turtles that come to this place to eat before returning to the beach for nesting season. In this procedure, the turtles become the most important for seed dispersal on the island.

Pm: Charles Darwin Station, based on scientific research, this station takes care of baby turtles until they are four or five years, big and strong enough to survive on their own when they returned to their respective island. Plans also offer education and conservation of the park to schools, community, and tourists who are more informed about the archipelago.

Am: South Plazas, one of the largest cactus forests of the islands, and home to the famous Opuntia Cacti. Here you can see the diversity of tropical birds such as the Nazca boobies, blue-footed boobies, and swallow-tailed gulls. Discover also the only hybrid Galapagos waiting patiently for pears falling Iguana.

Pm: Santa Fe, take your way to the top of the cliff to enjoy a beautiful view of the island. Along the way, you'll discover the biggest iguana of the Galapagos, rice rat, mockingbirds, and many more. Upon his return, he will be allowed to dive in the company of sea lions, usually found on the coast of this island.

Am: Gardner Bay, a long white sand beach awaits you. This site unsurpassed offers visitors a great view of the island, a large colony of sea lions relaxing on the beach and if the island deepens can also admire a great diversity of birds in the trees, like finches, mockingbirds, Galapagos doves, yellow warblers and much more.

PM: Suarez Point, one of the best places in the archipelago where you can watch the large Waved Albatrosses. This area is also ideal for observing the Nazca boobies and blue-footed boobies that can be appreciate while you walk around the island. Besides, admire by endemic black-red-green color marine iguana lies on the coast.

Am: The twin craters, are facing each other on both sides of the road from Puerto Ayora to Baltra, these formations were created by the collapse of surface material in underground fissures and chambers, forming an impressive natural viewpoint.