Top Isabela Car Tours

Embark on an exhilarating 5-hour adventure starting at 800 meters above sea level. The journey begins with a horseback ride through humid vegetation and agricultural areas, gradually ascending to the summit of the world's third-largest active caldera. Marvel at the panoramic views of the caldera as you ride alongside it for 5 kilometers. Your experience is enriched by the guidance of a knowledgeable Galapagos naturalist guide, an expert in volcanology, who will provide insights into the geological wonders and history of the volcano. Upon reaching a scenic viewpoint, you'll delve into the fascinating details of the volcano, followed by a 2-hour hike through the active lava fields. Witness magnificent rock formations and enjoy a stunning view of Isabela's northern sea horse-shaped coastline. After a picnic lunch, the adventure continues with a 5-kilometer horseback ride back to the starting point. The tour kicks off at 7:30 am, promising an unforgettable experience until 1:30 pm.

Concha de Perla is one of the must-do attractions when visiting the Galapagos, but for the best experience, timing is everything. Do it right and take this half-day tour with an experienced outfitter to provide the equipment and pointers you'll need to swim and snorkel with some of the Galapagos most famous residents.

There are three volcanoes located in the warmest and most exuberant part of Isabela Island. We can take you on an unforgettable underground adventure right to the center of the world. Discover the secrets of these volcanoes, their colors and the beauty of their million-year-old petrified lava flow. You will have the opportunity to visit and observe mineral rock formations, domes and tunnels. In the midst of a dense and magical darkness, let yourself be illuminated by the reflection of the minerals when they come into contact with light and let the doors of your imagination open to an unknown underground world, Triplets is an excellent geographical location to see the islands small and large of the Galapagos Islands from a distance such as Floreana, Santa Cruz, Isla Tortuga (Turtle Island), Roca and Unión, among others. It is also perfect for seeing Darwin's finches

Discover the vibrant flora and fauna of Isabela and Las Tintoreras on a 3-hour group tour. Morning pickup from your hotel spares you the stress of getting to the dock in time for departure. Once aboard the boat, enjoy a water tour of the bay, then head onwards to Las Tintoreras. Live commentary from your guide enhances the sightings of blue footed boobies, sea turtles, iguanas, and more.

Experience the raw volcanic power of the Galápagos on this private 5-hour shore tour from Isabela. Travel into the island’s lush highlands and walk along the rim of one of the most impressive volcanic formations on Earth. This immersive journey combines dramatic landscapes, geological wonders, and expert commentary, offering a deeper understanding of Isabela’s volcanic origins. Designed for cruise guests, the tour is paced comfortably and includes transportation, a boxed lunch, and a knowledgeable bilingual guide for a seamless and enriching experience.

Explore the pristine Las Tintoreras Islet on this private shore tour from Isabela. This small rocky islet remains in its natural state and is home to sea lions, marine iguanas, blue-footed boobies, and a variety of seabirds. Snorkel in clear waters and observe sea turtles, tropical fish, rays, starfish, endemic blue sharks, pelicans, and even Galapagos penguins. Walk along the volcanic lava channels, a natural formation that gives the islet its name, and enjoy close encounters with nesting marine iguanas. This immersive 3–4 hour tour combines wildlife observation, snorkeling, and scenic exploration, providing a unique Galapagos experience for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Capture unforgettable moments as you emerge to the surface of the volcano, taking with you memories of a journey that uniquely connects you to the earth. This tour to Trillizos Volcano is not only a feat of exploration but also an opportunity to understand the extraordinary geological history of the Galapagos Islands.