Upon arrival, transfer to the yacht, where you can settle your belongings, meet your new cruise mates, and get acquainted with the ships facilities.

In the afternoon, visit Bachas Beach. Located on the north shore of Santa Cruz, Bachas Beach is a fantastic spot to swim. While you’re here, you may notice the few remnants of US World War II, as a floating pier presents itself on the shores.

To start your morning off right, visit the iconic Pinnacle Rock on Bartholomew Island. Marvel at the extinct volcanic formations that make up the island. Then, hike a trail of stairs to the summit of the volcano, until you reach one of the best views of the islands.

In the afternoon, visit Sullivan Bay. This island is covered by Pahoehoe lava. Patterns of vegetation that were burned after the eruption are imprinted around the landing. Visiting in the afternoon is ideal because the temperature will be more pleasant, and the light will be optimal for photographs.

Head to South Plaza Island in the morning. This small island is covered by Opuntia cacti and is home to one of the largest sea lion populations. You can also find colonies of yellow and red iguanas here.

Later, visit Santa Fe Island, and hike along one of the two visitor trails. One will lead you to a panoramic viewpoint atop a cliff and the other will bring you to a small beach and a prickly pear forest. Feel free to go swimming here or try to spot the sub-species of land iguanas.

Visit Witch Hill in the morning, and relax on one of the nicest beaches in the Galapagos. The soft, white sand invites you to take a stroll along the shore, and the turquoise waters tempt you to snorkel beneath their surface. You can find colonies of sea lions and blue-footed boobies nearby, as this area is bustling with life.

In the afternoon, head to Pitt Point. While here, hike until you reach a nesting site for three species of Galapagos boobies. This is an excellent spot to take photographs of natural beauty. Then, learn about the volcanic formations that make up the land that brought you to this wonderful site.

Before leaving the Galapagos Islands, check out Lobos Island. Spend a moment marveling at the beautifully colored plants in the area, and the massive amount of sea lions that call this island home. You might also see some shore birds and marine iguanas.

Then, bid farewell to the friends you’ve made aboard the Cormorant and head to the airport for your flight to your next destination!

Upon arrival, a Cormorant representative will help you navigate the airport and then transfer you to the yacht. Climb aboard and get situated in your cabin, before joining the others for a welcome briefing and lunch.

Later, enjoy snorkeling around Kicker Rock. The site is located off of San Cristobal and features lava cone and two vertical rocks rising far above the ocean. This site is a favorite amongst many due to the wildlife that surrounds the area.

Today, explore Española Island. On this island, you will find mockingbirds, blue-footed boobies, albatross, Darwin finches, Galapagos Doves, and more. Then, visit Suarez Point, where you will have the chance to visit the ocean front where large albatross use a nearby cliff as a launching pad. This landscape is particularly great for photography.

After, head to Gardner Bay & Osborn Islet. Walk along the white-sand beach and say hello to the playful sea lions. This area is also a breeding site for waved albatross.

Today, you will visit two sites on Floreana Island. While you’re on the island, you can snorkel or watch for flamingoes roaming the black sand beach. Then, head to Cormorant Point. Land on a green colored beach and hike to a salt-water lagoon, where you can also find flamingoes and other birdlife. Next, move to Champion Islet, one of the best places to snorkel in the Galapagos.

In the afternoon, visit the famous Post Office Bay, where you can write post cards to your family back home. Then, visit the Baroness Viewpoint, in the northern part of the island. Named after the Austrian Baroness, this view features a beautiful and historic landscape.

Before you leave the Galapagos, pay a visit to the Charles Darwin Station Breeding Center. Observe the various sub-species of turtles interacting with one another, and possibly you! Learn about the conservation efforts that keep the Galapagos Islands in the natural state that you find them today.

After your visit, say goodbye to the Galapagos Islands and the crew of the Cormorant. Head to the Baltra Airport for your flight to your next destination!