Camila Yacht

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What you expect to see here:

Each island has a lot of wonders. Here is a brief list of animals you will find on each island during your trip!

Santiago Islands

Santiago Island has a narrow, steep-sided point of land, which provides an extraordinarily beautiful landscape complete with cliffs and pinnacles where hundreds of marine birds rest. During the 17th and 18th centuries, pirates used this site for maintaining their ships, and supplying themselves with fresh water, meat, and firewood.

Here you will be able to admire animals such as:

• Sharks • Dolphins • Land and Sea turtles • Marine iguanas • Red-footed boobies •

Isabela Islands

Isabela is the largest island in the archipelago of Gálapagos, its origin was due to the union of five young volcanoes. While these volcanic regions contain extensive lava fields and little vegetation, the southern highlands and several other regions are covered by dense vegetation including the unique red mangrove.

Here you will be able to admire animals such as:

• Stripes • Sponges • Marine Iguanas • Flamingos• Non-flying Cormorant • Galapagos Penguins • Pelicans•

Santa Cruz Islands

Home to the largest city in the Galapagos, Puerto Ayora, the island has a great variety of flora. Craters, different species of ferns are found in its vegetation areas. The island is made up of a younger part formed by cones of volcanic origin and lava.

Here you will be able to admire animals such as:

• Pelican • Lava lizard • Blue-footed boobies • Galapagos mockingbird • Giant san cristobal turtle • fiddler crab •

Santa Fe Island

Santa Fe Island is one of the oldest islands in the Galapagos archipelago. It is believed to be at least four million years old. The climate of Santa Fe Island is the same as the rest of the Galapagos Islands. You can expect a relatively warm, and sometimes hot, climate. As in the other islands, there is also some rain during the wet season, but it rarely lasts all day.

Here you will be able to admire animals such as:

• Frigates • Blue-footed boobies • White sharks • Sea turtles • stingrays

Santa Fe Island

Santa Fe Island is one of the oldest islands in the Galapagos archipelago. It is believed to be at least four million years old. The climate of Santa Fe Island is the same as the rest of the Galapagos Islands. You can expect a relatively warm, and sometimes hot, climate. As in the other islands, there is also some rain during the wet season, but it rarely lasts all day.

Here you will be able to admire animals such as:

• Frigates • Blue-footed boobies • White sharks • Sea turtles • stingrays

San Cristobal Islands

Is home to a small town, Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, and the Junco Lagoon, located 700 meters above sea level. El Junco has been the object of a study in which the sediments on the bottom of the lake were analyzed to uncover information about the vegetation and climate of the archipelago thousands of years ago.

Here you will be able to admire animals such as:

• Frigates • Sea lions • Galapagos tortoises. • Marine lions. • Blue-footed boobies • Marine turtles • Dolphins

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