Bartolome Island Tours and Tickets

The Galapagos Islands are a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most bio-diverse places on earth, but you don't have to take a pricey multi-day tour to experience Ecuador's natural wonders. Discover Bartolome Island on this full-day tour from Santa Cruz, marvel at the extraordinary volcanic landscapes and enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding islands. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

If you've left booking your Galapagos cruise until the last minute then this 4-, 5, 7. Or 8-day cruise is for you. For a discounted rate, you'll choose a standard or superior class cruise ship and explore the Galapagos Islands for the duration of your choice. Depending on your cruise ship's itinerary, you'll visit highlights such as the islands of Isabela, Santa Cruz, Seymour, and Bartolome, and observe wildlife such as giant turtles and blue-footed boobies. Accommodation, all meals, and airport transfers from Baltra are included.

Combine 3 days minicruise around Santa Cruz main islets with snorkeling and hiking in Isabela island. Take a minicruise by Santa Fe, South Plazas, Bartholomew and North Seymour then stay 2 days in Isabela choose to snorkel in: Cape Rose, Turtle island and 4 hermanos. Also hike to Sierra Negra and Chico Volcanoes.

Explore the iconic area of Bartolome Island on a full-day tour from Puerto Ayora. This volcanic island is rich in biodiversity both on land and underwater. Take in the beautiful landscapes from the viewpoint at the top of the island and discover the abundant marine life with a snorkeling excursion. Enjoy a boxed lunch and listen to informative commentary from your guide throughout the day.

The Galapagos Islands with their unique and diverse plant and animal life lie off the coast of Ecuador in the Pacific Ocean. With this multi-day tour, save time traveling between islands by focusing on the most interesting spots on just two. See giant tortoises at the Charles Darwin Research Station on Santa Cruz, and choose between visits to Bartolome or North Seymour Islands.