Itinerary A

Transfer to the boat after your arrival at San Cristobal Airport

El Junco Lagoon

It is located at 700m above the sea level and is one of few permanent freshwater bodies found in Galapagos. Here, you will often see Frigate birds washing salt off their feathers. The name "junco" comes from a plant found in this region called "junco".

Pitt Point

The island's north-eastern tip is home to storm petrels and frigatebirds. It also hosts all three types booby birds, the Nazca, red-footed, and blue-footed. The trail climbs up a steep cliff to reach a ravine, where there are many birds. The site is great for snorkeling or scuba diving.

Witch Hill

This eroded hill is located on the northern coast. It and its surrounding area make for one of the most beautiful beaches in Galapagos, with its white powdery sandy sand and abundance of wildlife. You will find sea turtles, rays and many types of Booby Birds. You can enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the clear waters.