Sail the Galápagos in style—trace emerald shores of San Cristóbal, meet sea lions on Española’s white sands, wander Floreana’s storied coves, glide through Santa Fe’s turquoise bay, dine beneath Santa Cruz’s stars, and drift beside Mosquera’s playful colonies in a week of wonder and wildlife.
Wildlife Encounters All Year Round
The Galápagos have two main seasons. December to May is warm and wet, with calm seas and excellent snorkeling visibility. June to November is cooler and drier, with nutrient-rich currents that attract a surge of marine life, including whale sharks. Temperatures range from 70 to 85°F year round, making it a true year-round destination.