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Kathryn_C, Jul 2026
Great!
Great experience and lovely introduction to Galapagos while waiting for Airbnb check in. The guide was super nice and had a lot of information to share.
Grant_D, May 2026
Expect to swim, wear...
Expect to swim, wear tennis shoes for a fairly long walk over rocks, excellent sights & an experienced guide that knows English & Spanish will explain everything
Jane_H, Mar 2026
Gotta go to Galapagos
The snorkeling was excellent! Viator was great with communication and reliability, and responsiveness. Met nice people.
Anna_E, Aug 2026
Great afternoon tour seeing the bays and las grietas
We did a bay tour and visited Las Grietas on Santa Cruz in the Galápagos, and it was such a great experience. Our local guide was extremely knowledgeable and clearly very passionate about the environment and wildlife, which we really appreciated. The snorkeling was a lot of fun. Even though the ocean was a little choppy and the water slightly cloudy on the day, we were still able to see some beautiful fish and marine life. Las Grietas was definitely a highlight. We were amazed by how incredible the place was, especially the dramatic rock formations and how deep and clear the water was. It really is a unique place to experience in the Galápagos. Our guide and the rest of the team had everything organised really well and did an awesome job throughout the tour. We would definitely recommend this tour to anyone visiting Santa Cruz!

Santa Cruz Island (Isla Santa Cruz)

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Santa Cruz Island (Isla Santa Cruz)
  • Because of the high winds and strong currents, Tortuga Bay Beach is considered more of a surfing beach than a swimming beach.

  • Visit the island’s fish market, located in Pelican Bay, at around 4pm to see the local fishermen bring in their catches, which attract plenty of pelicans and frigatebirds.

  • You should not drink the tap water on the island; bottled or purified water is recommended.

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