4 Days - Wild San Cristobal
Highlights
San Cristóbal Island
Group Tour
4 Days
EASY
English, Spanish
Description
San Cristobal Island: This island is home to frigates, sea lions, Galapagos tortoises, robins gannets, geckos, marine iguanas, dolphins and seagulls of the Galapagos.Its vegetation includes Calandrinia galapagosa, Lecocarpus darwinii and trees like Lignum vitae or Matazarno.In the nearby waters there are sharks, rays and lobsters.
Near the city of Puerto Baquerizo Moreno there are tourist sites, such as Cerro Tijeretas, a nesting colony for fregatas and a statue of Charles Darwin, which marks the original site where he first landed on the Galapagos during the second voyage.
Itinerary
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Transfer in High land of San Cristobal
Day 1 :
Transfer In: personalized welcome (Poster with names and guide waiting for you at the airport) - According to your flight information
The highlands of San Cristobal: Exhibit distinctly different biozones than the other inhabited islands.The first stop on this trans-island journey is at El Junco, a freshwater lagoon nested in the center of the islands.Here you can view Frigatebirds and other water fowl bathing in the lagoon.Unfortunately, you will not be able to join them in the inviting water.Moving on from the lagoon you will stop at La Galapaguera, San Cristobal's Tortoise research and conservation center, where a short walk through the jungle allows you to see and learn about this island's growing Tortoise population in a natural setting.The road ends at Puerto Chino beach, which is a remote bay on the southeast side of the island
Accommodation: 1 night at the Hotel in Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, San Cristobal
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Free Day
Day 2 :
Free day , in this day you have free day to explore San Cristobal by yourself
Accommodation: 1 night at the Hotel in Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, San Cristobal
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Full day San Cristobal Tour - 360 Degrees
Day 3 :
On this tour, we will visit the following iconic points of the San Cristóbal area:
Rosa Blanca: It's a small bay located northeast of San Cristóbal Island.It has several small beaches, but its main attraction is the large beach located in the center of the small bay where there is a large number of dunes.added to its crystal clear waters generate an attractive landscape unique to the area.The entire bay of Rosa Blanca and its lowlands is an ideal area for fishing of wahoo, palometa, ojón, liza, cod.Additionally, there are shark, ray and sea turtle species that are the ideal complement for snorkeling activities.
Sardina Bay: It's characterized for being a place for fishing of several species such as sardines, liza, octopus, lobster, shrimp, among others.Bahía Sardina includes two beaches whose attractions are its small white sand dunes together with its crystalline waters suitable for snorkeling, taking into account that in this bay there is a large presence of sea turtles, rays and sea lions.
Kicker Rock: This amazing landmark located about an hour and a half to the north east of Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, Kicker Rock / Leon Dormido is a remnant of a vertical tuff cone formation, rising almost 153 meters (500 feet) from the ocean.
The erosion has given the rock its characteristic shape, which some see as a shoe, hence the name Kicker Rock.Others see it as a sleeping sea lion or Leon Dormido in Spanish.
While we snorkel around Kicker Rock we can spot sea turtles, marine iguanas, rays, Galapagos sharks, tropical fish and if luck is on our side we can even see hammerhead sharks.Besides enjoying the underwater view, we can usually see blue-footed boobies, masked boobies and frigatebirds on the cliffs as well as sea lions along the shore.
Accommodation: 1 night at the Hotel in Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, San Cristobal
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Transfer Out
Day 4 :
After the breakfast the driver will be at the lobby of the hotel to pick up you and then we will go to the airport.(According to your flight information)
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Cancellation Policy
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For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -
Refund of 80% of the tour price.