Galapagos Ports

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.

Off the northern tip of Baltra is this flat, low-lying island where blue-footed boobies nest, sea lions play and the largest colony of frigate birds in the Galapagos congregates.

Formed from oxidized lava, Rábida's beaches have an unmistakable red color. Adding to the color of the islands is its collection of sea lions, flamingos and palo santo trees.