4 articles to prepare your trip
A 153 m volcanic tuff cone off San Cristobal, León Dormido is one of the Galápagos' richest snorkeling and diving spots.
Puerto Baquerizo
On the island of San Cristobal, Puerto Baquerizo Moreno blends an authentic fishing village, sea lions in their natural habitat, and direct access to the treasures of the Galápagos.
Ile Isabela
The largest island in the Galápagos, shaped like a seahorse: 6 volcanoes, giant tortoises, penguins and exceptional snorkeling. The complete guide.
A volcanic archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, the Galápagos Islands are renowned for their incredible landscapes and the remarkably diverse, endemic wildlife that inhabits them. Located approximately 1000 km from Équateur's coast, the Galápagos are perceived as a lost paradise, a natural eldorado where human activity has yet to disrupt the delicate ecosystem.
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