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Ports of Call

Baltra, Galapagos Islands
Prepare for an adventure-filled exploration through the Galapagos Islands on this beautiful island. During World War II, the island's airport was a US Military base protecting the Panama Canal from enemy attack. Surrounding the airport now you will see land iguanas indigenous to the island.

North Seymour, Galapagos Islands
Off the northern top of Baltra is the Isla North Seymour, a flat low lying island where blue-footed boobies nest, sea lions play, and the largest colony of frigate birds in the Galapagos congregates.

P. Baquerizo, San Cristobal, Galapagos Islands
Eroded volcanic peaks in the north and rich vegetation in the south characterize the island. This island is also home to the only freshwater lake in the Galapagos.

Punta Suarez (Espanola), Galapagos Islands
Among the many sights of Isla Espanola is Punta Suarez, a rocky point of land where guests may observe various colonies of sea birds as well as fauna found nowhere else on the planet. Also on this island is Bahia Gardner, a beautiful beach offering an excellent opportunity to relax and swim.

Las Bachas, Santa Cruz, Galapgaos Islands
This white-sand beach on Isla Santa Cruz is a major egg-laying site for Pacific green turtles, but pelicans and flamingos feel equally at home here, too.

Puerto Egas (San Salvador), Galapagos Islands
Follow Puerto Egas, a coastal trail on Isla Santiago, and your rewards will be many: fur sea lions, Sally Lightfoot crabs and grottos made from black lava.

Punta Espinoza (Fernandina), Galapagos Islands
Here on Isla Fernandina, guests may walk on recent lava flows from La Cumbre volcano and also observe the flightless cormorant, one of the islands' best examples of evolution.

Cerro Dragon (Santa Cruz), Galapgaos Islands
Also known as Dragon Hill, this area is nestled on the north shore of Isla Santa Cruz. Covered by mangroves, it shelters one of the few populations of land iguanas on earth.

Puerto Ayora (Santa Cruz), Galapagos Islands
A fifteen-minute stroll from one end to the other along Charles Darwin Avenue promises plenty of sights and sounds in this, the largest city of the Galapagos Islands. A charming seaside town, Puerto Ayora features Ecuadorian and international cuisine, local artisans and shopping as well as snorkeling and scuba diving.