Ages 18 and up
8–10 people
June 9–19, 2026
(+ additional program through June 21)
8–10 people
June 9–19, 2026
(+ additional program through June 21)
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Only 4 spots left!
Only 4 spots left!
With first-class comfort!
and the Galápagos Islands
Ecuador
Ecuador
and the Galápagos Islands
and the Galápagos Islands
About the tour
Tour Itinerary
Cost
Ages 18 and up
June 9–19, 2026
(+ additional program through June 21)
(+ additional program through June 21)
8–10 people
Mexicaif —
a personal journey
to Mexico
to Mexico
Hurry and reserve your spot in the group!
Only 4 spots left.
Only 4 spots left.
With first-class comfort!
climate zones
per trip
per trip
4
Galápagos Islands
3
endemic to the Galápagos,
which you won't find anywhere else in the world!
which you won't find anywhere else in the world!
14
luxury hotels,
including a luxury lodge in the middle of a cloud forest
including a luxury lodge in the middle of a cloud forest
6
Ecuador – A Journey
right at the heart of the world
right at the heart of the world
Ecuador is so compact that the scenery changes at the speed of light—snow-capped volcanoes, cloud forests, colonial towns, islands lost in the Pacific Ocean, and wildlife you won’t find anywhere else on the planet! Every day, you can wake up in a new world and discover ever more amazing facets of this country.
We’ll start with the vibrant atmosphere of Ecuador’s capital, with its colonial streets and Gothic architecture; we’ll stay in the heart of a cloud forest, marveling at the flight of hummingbirds, spend a night in the embrace of an ancient Spanish hacienda at the foot of the highest active volcano, see magnificent waterfalls and crater lakes, and soak in open-air hot springs right at the hotel.
And then the plane will carry us a thousand kilometers out into the Pacific Ocean, leaving us in a Lost World for six days. There’s not the slightest doubt—what else could you call a place where bizarre lava patterns stretch out beneath your feet, sea lions sprawl lazily on benches, two-hundred-year-old turtles are as big as humans, where you can swim with manta rays, film the dances of funny blue-footed boobies, and run along snow-white beaches with turquoise water. And just try to imagine what our world looked like hundreds, millions of years ago...
And, as always, we invite you to explore the country in the utmost comfort—just as we know how, love to do, and are delighted to show you! Are you ready?
We’ll start with the vibrant atmosphere of Ecuador’s capital, with its colonial streets and Gothic architecture; we’ll stay in the heart of a cloud forest, marveling at the flight of hummingbirds, spend a night in the embrace of an ancient Spanish hacienda at the foot of the highest active volcano, see magnificent waterfalls and crater lakes, and soak in open-air hot springs right at the hotel.
And then the plane will carry us a thousand kilometers out into the Pacific Ocean, leaving us in a Lost World for six days. There’s not the slightest doubt—what else could you call a place where bizarre lava patterns stretch out beneath your feet, sea lions sprawl lazily on benches, two-hundred-year-old turtles are as big as humans, where you can swim with manta rays, film the dances of funny blue-footed boobies, and run along snow-white beaches with turquoise water. And just try to imagine what our world looked like hundreds, millions of years ago...
And, as always, we invite you to explore the country in the utmost comfort—just as we know how, love to do, and are delighted to show you! Are you ready?
Let's give the cheetah a hug
We'll find it
equator
equator
Let’s explore colonial Quito from top to bottom and find that very line of the equator.
We’ll drive down Volcano Avenue and stay at a luxurious hacienda at the foot of Cotopaxi, the world’s tallest active volcano.
We'll see
at the foot of the volcano
at the foot of the volcano
Let’s relax in the hot volcanic pools with healing properties, right here at our hotel.
Let's go for a swim
in hot springs
in hot springs
Let’s head up to the lake in the volcanic crater and take a stroll along the viewing platforms by the roaring waterfalls in Baños.
Let's take a look
deep into the Kilotoa crater
deep into the Kilotoa crater
Let's take that dream photo
on a swing at the edge of the world, overlooking a volcano.
on a swing at the edge of the world, overlooking a volcano.
Let's go for a ride
on a swing over an abyss
on a swing over an abyss
We’ll stay in a luxury lodge in the middle of a cloud forest and marvel at the hummingbirds in flight.
We'll go
in a cloud forest
in a cloud forest
Let's go for a ride
on the swings
on the edge of a precipice
on the swings
on the edge of a precipice
We’ll spend six days in the Galápagos Islands, just a stone’s throw away from some of the world’s rarest animals,
which you won't find anywhere else in the world!
which you won't find anywhere else in the world!
We'll end up in the Lost World
we'll end up
Into the Lost World
Into the Lost World
Daily Schedule
June 9–21, 2026
(12 nights/13 days)
(12 nights/13 days)
We’ll meet you at the airport in Quito. Here are your welcome glasses of sparkling wine! And some inviting, crisply ironed bed linens.
On this day, we’ll take some time to relax after our transatlantic flight and explore the capital city, which was built on the foundations of an ancient Inca city and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unique architecture.
On this day, we’ll take some time to relax after our transatlantic flight and explore the capital city, which was built on the foundations of an ancient Inca city and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unique architecture.
As is our tradition, we’ll begin our culinary tour of the country at a restaurant serving contemporary Ecuadorian cuisine—one of the top-rated in Latin America—where we’ll enjoy our traditional welcome dinner.
A snow-white Spanish colonial-style mansion in the heart of Quito’s historic district—now a sophisticated 5-star hotel—will be our home for two nights.
A snow-white Spanish colonial-style mansion in the heart of Quito’s historic district—now a sophisticated 5-star hotel—will be our home for two nights.
After a delicious breakfast, we set out to explore the capital at the heart of the world.
The city is situated in a picturesque valley in the Andes, at an elevation of 2,850 meters above sea level. We’ll take the cable car even higher, and the entire city of Quito will unfold before you, nestled among three towering volcanoes!
Afterward, we’ll take a stroll through the cobblestone streets of the historic center, admire the colonial architecture, and take in the view of the city from the Gothic spires of the basilica.
The city is situated in a picturesque valley in the Andes, at an elevation of 2,850 meters above sea level. We’ll take the cable car even higher, and the entire city of Quito will unfold before you, nestled among three towering volcanoes!
Afterward, we’ll take a stroll through the cobblestone streets of the historic center, admire the colonial architecture, and take in the view of the city from the Gothic spires of the basilica.
Let’s have a cup of coffee in the cathedral with the most beautiful lancet windows in the world and sample exclusive varieties of chocolate made from the finest cocoa beans, handpicked in jungles untouched by civilization.
We’re definitely going to find the equator, take photos in both hemispheres, and try out all the unique experiences you can only have here.
We’re definitely going to find the equator, take photos in both hemispheres, and try out all the unique experiences you can only have here.
Ecuador is a land of volcanoes. It is home to 27 potentially active volcanoes and another 40 extinct ones. In the morning, we bid farewell to Quito and drive along Volcano Avenue to the foot of the capricious beauty Cotopaxi (5,897 m), which occasionally delights locals with plumes of smoke and ash.
We’ll be staying right at the foot of an active volcano in a luxurious Spanish hacienda where the President of Ecuador himself has stayed!
We’ll be staying right at the foot of an active volcano in a luxurious Spanish hacienda where the President of Ecuador himself has stayed!
The luxury of a bygone era, authentic Inca masonry, antiques, vintage books, and fireplaces in every room.
We’ll gaze at the volcano’s snow-capped peak right from the living room window of our colonial estate, take walks in the surrounding area, cuddle with llamas, go horseback riding, enjoy sumptuous candlelit dinners, and chat about life’s big questions while warming ourselves by the fireplace. Mmm… and the way they make traditional potato soup with avocado here! Must try!
We’ll gaze at the volcano’s snow-capped peak right from the living room window of our colonial estate, take walks in the surrounding area, cuddle with llamas, go horseback riding, enjoy sumptuous candlelit dinners, and chat about life’s big questions while warming ourselves by the fireplace. Mmm… and the way they make traditional potato soup with avocado here! Must try!
Baños is Ecuador’s adrenaline capital. People come here to jump off bridges, walk above the jungle, swing on a swing at the edge of the world, or descend straight into the Devil’s Cauldron. And that’s exactly what we’re going to do!
We’ll drive along the most beautiful road in all of Ecuador—the Waterfall Road—and see the most impressive of them all. At first, you hear a deafening roar, and suddenly… A powerful stream of water crashes against the rocks so close that the spray makes it hard to breathe. You can feel its force in the vibrations of the rock, and if you reach out, you can touch the water.
Let's take a swing at the edge of the world, overlooking a picturesque chasm. Yes, it's not nearly as scary as it looks, but we just had to include it
Add Casa del Arbol to our itinerary.
We’ll drive along the most beautiful road in all of Ecuador—the Waterfall Road—and see the most impressive of them all. At first, you hear a deafening roar, and suddenly… A powerful stream of water crashes against the rocks so close that the spray makes it hard to breathe. You can feel its force in the vibrations of the rock, and if you reach out, you can touch the water.
Let's take a swing at the edge of the world, overlooking a picturesque chasm. Yes, it's not nearly as scary as it looks, but we just had to include it
Add Casa del Arbol to our itinerary.
There are now many similar swings in the area, but these were the first. After all, this is the place to get that perfect photo.
And after such an action-packed day, let’s retreat to a beautiful hotel with hot outdoor thermal pools, a top-notch spa, and breathtaking views of the entire city. Or perhaps you’d like to try a hot stone massage and learn that the stones come from a nearby active volcano?
And after such an action-packed day, let’s retreat to a beautiful hotel with hot outdoor thermal pools, a top-notch spa, and breathtaking views of the entire city. Or perhaps you’d like to try a hot stone massage and learn that the stones come from a nearby active volcano?
Today we’ll visit a crater lake that National Geographic has named one of the “10 Most Beautiful Volcanic Lakes in the World.” Lake Kilotoa is located in the caldera of the volcano of the same name. The last eruption occurred 800 years ago, when the volcano suddenly awoke after 14,000 years of dormancy. The eruption was so powerful that the volcano’s dome collapsed, forming a caldera with a diameter of 3 km.
You’ll have time to enjoy the crystal-clear blue water as you gaze into the depths of the crater, hug the llamas grazing right on the rim, and breathe in the thin air.
After lunch, we’ll return to the luxurious hotel in Quito that we’ve come to know so well, looking forward to tomorrow’s journey to a lost world.
After lunch, we’ll return to the luxurious hotel in Quito that we’ve come to know so well, looking forward to tomorrow’s journey to a lost world.
By this point, you’ll already be head over heels in love with this little country on the equator, but this is just the beginning... Because in the morning, the plane will carry us a thousand kilometers out into the Pacific Ocean, leaving us in a lost world for six days.
Thanks to its isolation, a unique ecosystem has developed here, giving rise to endemic species found nowhere else on the planet!
It was here that Darwin developed his theory of evolution; here, sea lions lounge lazily on the benches, pelicans beg for fish at the food stalls, and you have to watch your step carefully so you don’t accidentally step on a marine iguana…
Thanks to its isolation, a unique ecosystem has developed here, giving rise to endemic species found nowhere else on the planet!
It was here that Darwin developed his theory of evolution; here, sea lions lounge lazily on the benches, pelicans beg for fish at the food stalls, and you have to watch your step carefully so you don’t accidentally step on a marine iguana…
Just by walking around the city, you’ll come across many unique animals and birds. This is a place where you definitely won’t need a telephoto lens—the animals are that close!
We’ll be staying at a stylish 5-star hotel on Santa Cruz Island. This is the first of two inhabited islands where we’ll be staying for three nights. The hotel has everything you need for a comfortable stay: an outdoor bar, lounge areas, an infinity pool, a spa, and its own snow-white yacht, which we’ll soon take to a deserted island.
We’ll be staying at a stylish 5-star hotel on Santa Cruz Island. This is the first of two inhabited islands where we’ll be staying for three nights. The hotel has everything you need for a comfortable stay: an outdoor bar, lounge areas, an infinity pool, a spa, and its own snow-white yacht, which we’ll soon take to a deserted island.
Giant tortoises are among the most iconic animals of the Galápagos Islands. When the first tortoises arrived on the islands, they found no natural predators there. The animals grew to weigh up to 400 kg and lived for up to 150 years. These tortoises were prized by pirates and sailors—the animals were loaded onto ships as “live canned food,” since they could survive for long periods without food or water. This led to the near-extinction of the species. Now, giant tortoises are kept under protection in spacious centers,
one of which we will visit.
We’ll spend the afternoon at the island’s best beach. You’ll fall in love with this place at first sight—there’s no other way.
one of which we will visit.
We’ll spend the afternoon at the island’s best beach. You’ll fall in love with this place at first sight—there’s no other way.
A wide, endless beach with snow-white sand and azure waters.
The island’s most beautiful beach is free of beach umbrellas, bars, and crowds. Here you’ll find only untouched nature, soothing waves, and several kilometers of hiking trails. For dinner—perfectly prepared seafood at one of those restaurants where you’ll want to order at least 80% of the menu items right away! We’ll end the day at our hotel’s luxurious spa or in a secluded hot tub overlooking the mangrove forest.
The island’s most beautiful beach is free of beach umbrellas, bars, and crowds. Here you’ll find only untouched nature, soothing waves, and several kilometers of hiking trails. For dinner—perfectly prepared seafood at one of those restaurants where you’ll want to order at least 80% of the menu items right away! We’ll end the day at our hotel’s luxurious spa or in a secluded hot tub overlooking the mangrove forest.
Today is a perfect day to set sail on our snow-white yacht to one of the uninhabited islands—North Seymour.
Don’t you want to see those funny blue-footed boobies right up close? And watch the males perform their famous courtship dance around the females? And see the moms sitting on their eggs with such an air of importance? And the fluffy chicks with their mouths wide open, fresh out of the egg? Their feet aren’t even blue yet—can you believe it? By the way, they don’t get that distinctive shade until they’re two years old.
And besides the Galápagos’ most famous inhabitants, there’s plenty more to see here! For example, frigatebirds—birds with a striking red fleshy pouch under their beaks.
Don’t you want to see those funny blue-footed boobies right up close? And watch the males perform their famous courtship dance around the females? And see the moms sitting on their eggs with such an air of importance? And the fluffy chicks with their mouths wide open, fresh out of the egg? Their feet aren’t even blue yet—can you believe it? By the way, they don’t get that distinctive shade until they’re two years old.
And besides the Galápagos’ most famous inhabitants, there’s plenty more to see here! For example, frigatebirds—birds with a striking red fleshy pouch under their beaks.
Males use their bright red color to attract females. When an attractive female comes into view, the pouch inflates into an extravagant bubble.
Penguins at the equator are as rare as snow in the desert—they shatter all your preconceptions about the world around you. The famous finches that played a key role in Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution…
Still, one of the most striking things that sets the Galápagos Islands apart from the rest of the world is the animals’ complete lack of fear of humans. We may never fully understand the winding path evolution has taken here, but we can gaze in awe at these almost otherworldly landscapes
and to interact with the native species carefully, without crossing any boundaries.
Penguins at the equator are as rare as snow in the desert—they shatter all your preconceptions about the world around you. The famous finches that played a key role in Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution…
Still, one of the most striking things that sets the Galápagos Islands apart from the rest of the world is the animals’ complete lack of fear of humans. We may never fully understand the winding path evolution has taken here, but we can gaze in awe at these almost otherworldly landscapes
and to interact with the native species carefully, without crossing any boundaries.
Instead of a tedious boat ride and endless rocking, we’ve booked a private boat that will take us quickly and in the utmost comfort to the neighboring inhabited island. We’ll spend our last few days on San Cristóbal Island. It feels so homey, cozy, and has a wonderful atmosphere.
The first thing that will surprise you upon arriving on the island is the incredible number of sea lions. It seems as though the entire town is populated by these animals. Now that’s a beach you’ll definitely have to share with them! Often, the sea lions swim right up to swimmers, peering curiously into their eyes and tickling them with their whiskers. And during the day, they love to lounge on the boardwalks in playful poses, on benches and tables in the harbor, near restaurants and shops.
The first thing that will surprise you upon arriving on the island is the incredible number of sea lions. It seems as though the entire town is populated by these animals. Now that’s a beach you’ll definitely have to share with them! Often, the sea lions swim right up to swimmers, peering curiously into their eyes and tickling them with their whiskers. And during the day, they love to lounge on the boardwalks in playful poses, on benches and tables in the harbor, near restaurants and shops.
Spending a couple of days here, swimming and sunbathing with the sea lions, is an absolute must if you want to truly experience the Galápagos and fall even more in love with them!
It’s time to be amazed all over again—San Cristóbal is home to 400 hectares of coffee plantations, and this is the very place where you can enjoy amazing coffee every morning and, of course, take a couple of bags of this exotic treat home with you.
Our pristine 5-star hotel is located right on the oceanfront, directly across from the beach where the sea lions hang out. On top of everything else, it also features a restaurant ranked among the top 50 in Latin America—which means we’re guaranteed absolutely unbeatable breakfasts.
It’s time to be amazed all over again—San Cristóbal is home to 400 hectares of coffee plantations, and this is the very place where you can enjoy amazing coffee every morning and, of course, take a couple of bags of this exotic treat home with you.
Our pristine 5-star hotel is located right on the oceanfront, directly across from the beach where the sea lions hang out. On top of everything else, it also features a restaurant ranked among the top 50 in Latin America—which means we’re guaranteed absolutely unbeatable breakfasts.
This spot is considered the best place to explore the underwater world of the Galápagos Islands. Depending on your skill level (you’ll need an international PADI certification for scuba diving, but for snorkeling, all you need is a desire to try it), we offer two options. Either way, you’re guaranteed to have a blast!
Imagine a giant stingray, bigger than a person, gliding right beside you!
Imagine a giant stingray, bigger than a person, gliding right beside you!
In addition to stingrays, you might spot majestic sea turtles, curious sea lions, penguins, colorful fish, and even a hammerhead shark! Sometimes you can hear whales singing underwater, so keep your ears open!
That evening, at a gala dinner at one of the top-rated restaurants, we share our experiences with our new friends and wonder on which continent we’ll meet again…
That evening, at a gala dinner at one of the top-rated restaurants, we share our experiences with our new friends and wonder on which continent we’ll meet again…
Today, there’s no need to get up at the crack of dawn—we can sleep in until a little later. A final cup of Galapagos coffee, a deep breath, and off we go to the airport.
You have to admit, Ecuador is an extraordinary country. I still can’t wrap my head around how such a small country can hold so many emotions and experiences and bring together so many parallel worlds.
You have to admit, Ecuador is an extraordinary country. I still can’t wrap my head around how such a small country can hold so many emotions and experiences and bring together so many parallel worlds.
We’ll take you to the airport, but if you’d like, you can stay a little longer :) Spend three days immersing yourself in the magic of the cloud forest, strolling along the rivers to the waterfalls, watching butterflies transform, and marveling at the flight of hummingbirds flitting just a breath away…
Just give us a nod, and we'll take care of everything!
Just give us a nod, and we'll take care of everything!
Optional program.
June 7–9 or June 19–21 (2 nights/3 days)
The national park is a vast cloud forest that is home to 400 species of birds, armadillos, two species of monkeys—capuchins and howler monkeys—butterflies, hummingbirds, toucans, parrots... The forest’s flora is diverse. It is home to camacho, orchids, ferns, tall guayacan trees, and many other endemic species found nowhere else in the world.
Now imagine a luxury lodge nestled amidst this natural splendor, offering top-notch service—without compromising on quality just because you’re far from civilization. A true haven of luxury in the heart of the forest!
And here you are—in Ecuador’s flagship environmental project.
Over the next three days, you’ll be immersed in a world of tropical nature and adventure!
June 7–9 or June 19–21 (2 nights/3 days)
The national park is a vast cloud forest that is home to 400 species of birds, armadillos, two species of monkeys—capuchins and howler monkeys—butterflies, hummingbirds, toucans, parrots... The forest’s flora is diverse. It is home to camacho, orchids, ferns, tall guayacan trees, and many other endemic species found nowhere else in the world.
Now imagine a luxury lodge nestled amidst this natural splendor, offering top-notch service—without compromising on quality just because you’re far from civilization. A true haven of luxury in the heart of the forest!
And here you are—in Ecuador’s flagship environmental project.
Over the next three days, you’ll be immersed in a world of tropical nature and adventure!
Mesmerizing panoramic views of the cloud forest right from your room’s windows—which literally have glass instead of walls—sunrises from the observation deck, where you can spot over 20 species of birds while sipping a cup of aromatic coffee or hot chocolate, a restaurant serving excellent breakfasts, delicious lunches, and exquisite dinners.
But the most exciting part is the daily expeditions with a naturalist along hidden trails to spot elusive howler monkeys, stroll along the rivers to waterfalls, and climb the observation tower. And there’s also a suspended gondola that will glide safely through the jungle, crossing a gorge over the river, or a bike ride through the canopy of the tallest trees.
Once you return to the lodge, you can visit the spa: try yoga or a massage, or relax in the outdoor hot tub. And after dinner, go for a nighttime stroll. Moths the size of your hand, glass and tree frogs, birds, and owls—the world around you is alive and breathing, waiting for you to fall into its magical embrace. Care to try?
But the most exciting part is the daily expeditions with a naturalist along hidden trails to spot elusive howler monkeys, stroll along the rivers to waterfalls, and climb the observation tower. And there’s also a suspended gondola that will glide safely through the jungle, crossing a gorge over the river, or a bike ride through the canopy of the tallest trees.
Once you return to the lodge, you can visit the spa: try yoga or a massage, or relax in the outdoor hot tub. And after dinner, go for a nighttime stroll. Moths the size of your hand, glass and tree frogs, birds, and owls—the world around you is alive and breathing, waiting for you to fall into its magical embrace. Care to try?
Travel time may be longer than indicated due to traffic, the group’s pace, weather conditions, road conditions, and other factors.
Important!
We reserve the right to change the order of the days
and any items on the agenda without compromising overall quality
and any items on the agenda without compromising overall quality
Some items may remain unfulfilled for reasons beyond our control
due to circumstances beyond our control.
due to circumstances beyond our control.
Itinerary
Quito (1) → Cotopaxi (2) → Baños (3) → Kilotoa (4) →
Kito (5) → Santa Cruz (6) → North Seymour (7) →
San Cristóbal (8) → Quito (9)
Kito (5) → Santa Cruz (6) → North Seymour (7) →
San Cristóbal (8) → Quito (9)
Why you should travel with us
We’ll see ALL the most beautiful places in Ecuador and the Galápagos Islands in a single trip.
A packed schedule
A fully planned itinerary based on personal experience. Flight
by private plane between the islands instead of a tedious sea voyage.
by private plane between the islands instead of a tedious sea voyage.
Absolute comfort
A group of like-minded people who love life and travel. Our group trip will be as personalized as possible.
Small groups – only 8 people
Only the best 5-star hotels in Ecuador
and the Galápagos, including a luxury lodge
in the middle of a cloud forest.
and the Galápagos, including a luxury lodge
in the middle of a cloud forest.
Well-planned logistics
Let's visit some of the restaurants on the list of the top 100 restaurants in Latin America.
Foodies will appreciate
A unique journey awaits you at a fraction of the full price.
Important
COST OF THE TRIP
Ecuador and the Galápagos Islands
June 9–19, 2026 (10 nights/11 days)
9200 $
20% off by March 1
The price includes:
Accommodations throughout the itinerary at 5-star hotels and a luxurious hacienda (double occupancy); suite-category rooms in Santa Cruz
Breakfasts for the entire trip and 1 dinner
Horseback riding near the Cotopaxi volcano
Private airport transfers (on the first and last days of the tour)
2 flights (Quito–Galápagos–Quito), 23 kg of checked baggage on all flights, airport taxes
Transfers in a comfortable private minivan, gas, toll roads
Additional program: Cloud Forest (optional)
3290 $
June 7–9 or June 19–21, 2026 (2 nights/3 days)
All admission tickets and activities included in the itinerary (Quito’s historic center, the Equator Museum, waterfalls, the swing over the abyss, Kilotoa Lagoon, etc.)
Diving or snorkeling at Sleeping Lion Rock
The price includes:
Tour to North Seymour Island
No visa is required to visit Ecuador, and there are no mandatory vaccinations.
Natalie, an experienced traveler and professional tour guide and interpreter, is always here for you.
I’ll be happy to offer advice and provide any assistance you need to prepare for your trip.
Natalia Boiko, founder of WHITE GARNET and tour leader (60+ countries)
Accommodation in a luxury lodge in the heart of the cloud forest (double occupancy), 2 nights
Private charter between the Galápagos Islands
Three meals a day (2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 2 dinners)
A tour of the Galápagos Islands,
6 days/5 nights. Accommodation, breakfast, and all tours
6 days/5 nights. Accommodation, breakfast, and all tours
Professional English speaker
nature guide
nature guide
All admission tickets and guided tours included in the program
Comfortable transfer from Quito to the lodge and back
Permit to visit the Galápagos Islands
Professional tour guide and interpreter
Booking and Payment Policy
To reserve a spot in the group, simply submit your application and pay a 50% deposit.
Once you confirm your participation, we will send you an invoice for the advance payment and sign a contract with you. We take our reputation very seriously and always honor our commitments.
In the event that Ecuador is officially placed under quarantine and air travel is suspended, we guarantee that your deposit will be fully transferred to any other trip.
Reservations
Agreement
Warranties
The price does not include:
- International flight: Your city – Quito – Your city
- Lunches and dinners, except those included in the itinerary ($30–$50 per day; $100 per day in the Galápagos)
- Insurance (highly recommended; you must arrange this yourself)
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HI!
My name is Natalia Boiko
My name is Natalia Boiko
She has visited more than 60 countries and 5 of the 6 continents, and has settled in Peru.
She left her career in the advertising industry to devote herself to traveling.
I climbed the Rainbow Mountains in Peru (5,100 m) and descended into the crater of an active volcano on the island of Java.
I went scuba diving with sharks in the Bahamas and went on a multi-day hike in Torres del Paine National Park.
I've flown, driven, and sailed on every kind of transportation.
I traveled all over South America, Australia, and New Zealand.
I stayed at a salt hotel in Bolivia at an altitude of 4,600 meters and at luxury lodges in Tanzania.
Foodie. She has sampled street food from various countries and visited over 100 Michelin-starred restaurants and restaurants on The World's 50 Best Restaurants list around the world.
Founder of WHITE GARNET and team leader for this trip
HI!
My name is Natalia Boiko
My name is Natalia Boiko
She has visited more than 60 countries and 5 of the 6 continents, and has settled in Peru.
She left her career in the advertising industry to devote herself to traveling.
I climbed the Rainbow Mountains in Peru (5,100 m) and descended into the crater of an active volcano on the island of Java.
I went scuba diving with sharks in the Bahamas and went on a multi-day hike in Torres del Paine National Park.
I've flown, driven, and sailed on every kind of transportation.
I traveled all over South America, Australia, and New Zealand.
I stayed at a salt hotel in Bolivia at an altitude of 4,600 meters and at luxury lodges in Tanzania.
Foodie. She has sampled street food from various countries and visited over 100 Michelin-starred restaurants and restaurants on The World's 50 Best Restaurants list around the world.
Founder of WHITE GARNET and team leader for this trip
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