Galapagos Islands Hiking & Trekking Tours

Trek across Santiago's volcanic terrain at Sullivan Bay where fresh lava flows have formed interesting elevations, then hike up Rabida's maroon-red sand beach to a Pacific lookout. On Genovesa, climb the steep Prince Phillip's Steps at El Barranco for cliff-top views and spot red-footed boobies.

Trek through Santa Cruz's Scalesia forest and check out underground lava tunnels stretching over half a mile, then hike to Suarez Point on Española where waved albatrosses launch from ocean cliffs and there's a blowhole shooting sea water into the air.

Trek across Sierra Negra's lava fields to Volcan Chico's fumaroles, then snorkel with whitetip reef sharks and penguins at Las Tintoreras. Walk among free-roaming giant tortoises in the highlands and swim with sea lion pups at La Lobería nursery, plus camp overnight on the crater rim at 1,490m.

Climb 360 wooden steps through Bartolome's volcanic terrain to reach Pinnacle Rock with panoramic views of Sullivan Bay, then walk Rabida's red sand beaches and scarlet cliffs while looking for flamingos in the lagoon. Hike the Path of the Gods trail at Cerro Dragon on Santa Cruz.

A captivating trek through the Galapagos merges volcanic exploration with wildlife watching. Cover 15km of varied terrain in 5-6 hours, from muddy paths to fresh lava fields, perfect for nature photographers and geology enthusiasts.

Hike across Española Island's volcanic terrain to Suarez Point, where waved albatrosses launch from cliff edges and blue-footed boobies nest along the coastline. Walk through the Twin Craters on Santa Cruz Island, where collapsed underground chambers create great viewpoints. The maroon sand beaches of Rabida Island offer access to scenic overlooks for wide views of the archipelago.