The Galapagos archipelago, home to the most diverse ecosystem on the planet, offers the ultimate wildlife experience on the continent.
Many choose to explore the islets by yacht, but an exciting alternative is to stay up in the wild highlands of Santa Cruz Island, where family owned Galapagos Safari Camp has brought the concept of the luxury tented camp from the African savannahs to the tropics. It works perfectly.
What we love about Galapagos Safari Camp
- The infinity pool is our favourite spot under a canopy of endemic trees, where you can relax and listen to the mysterious sounds of the forest.
- We particularly recommend a land exploration of the Galapagos Islands for families, as it gives little explorers more freedom. The family suites at Galapagos Safari Camp are perfectly designed with extra space for young children.
- For those with a curiosity of the natural world, this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that we couldn’t recommend more highly.
We arrange guided hiking, biking, snorkeling, kayaking, scuba diving and even surfing to experience as much of the islands as possible.
But the real thrill of a Galapagos trip is seeing wildlife roaming free, completely uninhibited. Watching the Galapagos giant tortoises amble along the shores is a highlight of any trip.
Many choose to explore the islets by yacht, but an exciting alternative is to stay up in the wild highlands of Santa Cruz Island, where family-owned Galapagos Safari Camp has brought the concept of the luxury tented camp from the African savannahs to the tropics. It works perfectly. Located on a vantage point looking out across the Pacific Ocean and national park, the camp’s stylish raised tents epitomise discreet luxury, and expansive verandas immerse you in nature. For those with a curiosity of the natural world, this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that we couldn’t recommend more highly.
When
to Travel
The Galapagos is a great year-round destination. It has two distinct seasons: the Warm and Wet Season (December-July) and the Cool and Dry Season (July-December). When it’s cool and dry, the water will be colder and choppier than at other times of the year, the upside being that marine life proliferates, making it a great time for snorkelling and scuba diving. If you’re lucky you may see migrating humpback whales. Warm and wet season brings more humidity and clearer, calmer waters. There is plenty of wildlife activity year-round, so no matter what time of year you visit, there will always be plenty to see.
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