Discover the incredible landscapes and wildlife of Floreana Island
Enjoy a guided walk through one of the most diverse sites in the Galápagos
Visit the famous Flamingo Lagoon and see native bird species in their habitat
Snorkel in crystal-clear waters surrounded by tropical marine life
Swim with playful sea lions, sea turtles, rays, and colorful tropical fish
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ツアー・観光
催行形式
混乗ツアー
アクセス
集合場所から送迎
集合時間
通常(8:00-9:00)
ガイド形式
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昼食付き
観光のジャンル
自然景観、バードウォッチング、エコツアー・ネイチャーガイドツアー、離島巡り
交通手段
遊覧船、徒歩
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商品説明
Start your day with a speedboat ride from Santa Cruz to **Floreana Island**, one of the most historic islands in the Galápagos. Upon arrival, your licensed bilingual naturalist guide will lead you through **Punta Cormorant**, where you'll walk along scenic trails, visit the famous **Flamingo Lagoon**, and enjoy panoramic views of the island's unique volcanic landscapes.
After the walk, spend time at the beach, where you can relax or snorkel in the calm, crystal-clear waters of Punta Cormorant. The adventure continues at **Enderby**, a second snorkeling site known for its rich marine life. Depending on sea conditions, you may encounter sea lions, sea turtles, rays, reef sharks, and colorful tropical fish.
A freshly prepared lunch is included before returning to Santa Cruz in the afternoon. This experience combines hiking, wildlife observation, beach time, and snorkeling, making it a great way to discover the natural beauty of Floreana in a single day.
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注意事項
Not Suitable For: Non-swimmers
Not Suitable For: People prone to seasickness
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Hat
What To Bring: Swimwear
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Sunscreen
What To Bring: Water
What To Bring: Biodegradable sunscreen
What To Bring: Insect repellent
Not Allowed: Littering
Not Allowed: Feeding animals
Not Allowed: Touching marine life
Know Before You Go: Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed
Know Before You Go: All wildlife in the Galápagos is free-ranging and protected