Total from£335
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Based on: 28 July 2026
Discover Bartolomé Island and Sullivan Bay – Full-Day Tour
The guide will meet you at the lobby of your hotel to take you to the Itabaca Channel, the point from which we go to Bartolomé Island on a journey that can last two to three hours depending on the currents.
We disembark and walk around a volcanic cone until we reach its summit to appreciate the beautiful landscape next to the pinnacle. The walk is mainly focused on hiking and landscaping, taking in the panoramic views and unique formations.
Next, we will have lunch on board the yacht before heading to our next stop, located southeast of Santiago Island, we disembark at Sullivan Bay. A site of great geological interest. We will snorkel for a duration of 45 minutes at the site where there is a good chance of seeing sea and land birds, colonies of double-haired wolves and marine iguanas that have adapted to the terrain.
At the end of our tour, we head back to the Itabaca Channel to take you back to Puerto Ayora’s dock, where you will have to make your own way to your hotel.
The guide will meet you at the lobby of your hotel to take you to the Itabaca Channel, the point from which we go to Bartolomé Island on a journey that can last two to three hours depending on the currents.
We disembark and walk around a volcanic cone until we reach its summit to appreciate the beautiful landscape next to the pinnacle. The walk is mainly focused on hiking and landscaping, taking in the panoramic views and unique formations.
Next, we will have lunch on board the yacht before heading to our next stop, located southeast of Santiago Island, we disembark at Sullivan Bay. A site of great geological interest. We will snorkel for a duration of 45 minutes at the site where there is a good chance of seeing sea and land birds, colonies of double-haired wolves and marine iguanas that have adapted to the terrain.
At the end of our tour, we head back to the Itabaca Channel to take you back to Puerto Ayora’s dock, where you will have to make your own way to your hotel.
