Galapagos
SENDALUNA
Luxury in the heart
of the Galapagos
Far from the ordinary, the Galapagos Islands emerge like a dream from the deep Pacific. A remote sanctuary where nature flourishes in exquisite harmony. Towering cliffs plunge into turquoise seas, and immaculate white-sand beaches stretch beside volcanic landscapes sculpted by time. Dense greenery cascades over ancient rock, home to rare species found nowhere else on Earth.
Far from the ordinary, the Galapagos Islands emerge like a dream from the deep Pacific. A remote sanctuary where nature flourishes in exquisite harmony. Towering cliffs plunge into turquoise seas, and immaculate white-sand beaches stretch beside volcanic landscapes sculpted by time. Dense greenery cascades over ancient rock, home to rare species found nowhere else on Earth.
Here, nature does not just surround you; it welcomes you with grace and grandeur. From the moment you arrive, the air is alive with movement: seabirds glide effortlessly overhead, sea lions nap on sun-drenched shores, and vibrant marine life dances beneath the waves.
Tortuga Bay
It is a pristine white-sand beach, perfect for kayaking, wildlife spotting, and relaxation.
Tijeretas Hill
Offers picturesque hiking trails and panoramic views, ideal for observing frigatebirds and snorkeling in crystal clear waters.
Tintoreras
A group of volcanic islets near Isabela Island, known for snorkeling with reef sharks, sea lions, and marine iguanas.
La Lobería
La Lobería is a coastal haven near San Cristóbal Island, famous for its playful sea lions and scenic snorkeling spots.
Española Island
It is a wildlife-rich paradise, home to waved albatrosses, marine iguanas, and stunning coastal landscapes.
Darwin Island
Iconic for its volcanic landscapes and Pinnacle Rock. Ideal for hiking and snorkeling.
Bartolomew Island
Iconic for its volcanic landscapes and Pinnacle Rock. Ideal for hiking and snorkeling.
Rabida Island
Known for its striking red sands, sea lion colonies, and vibrant marine life.
Fernandina Island
A pristine volcanic island, home to rare wildlife like marine iguanas and flightless cormorants.
La Chato
A highland reserve on Santa Cruz Island. Famous for giant tortoises roaming in their natural habitat.
Kicker Rock
A dramatic volcanic formation near San Cristóbal is renowned for snorkeling and diving with sharks and rays.
North Seymour Island
A wildlife haven, known for its frigatebirds, blue-footed boobies, and playful sea lions.