The Galapagos Islands’ natural beauty is ideal for sports and adventure activities. Its landscapes and wildlife provide a unique opportunity to interact with nature for adventure seekers. But don’t forget that the Galapagos National Park has some regulations to protect the islands
Make sure you check out these helpful tips, and help manage responsible and respectful tourism in this beautiful yet delicate ecosystem. Get the most out of your Galapagos adventure as a conscientious tourist!!
Respect Park Rules…
Do not touch or disturb the animals or plants – apart from environmental harm, you can be bitten or stung.
Dot not collect anything from the land or the oceans, only remove the rubbish.
Do not go outside of the snorkeling area/land trail specified by your guide.
Be Alert…
Small animals and tortoises can be in the middle of the road – watch your step or bike trail.
Do not attempt to wander on your own into some locations – you can get easily lost, especially at the highlands.
Check all your equipment before every excursion, and report any damage beforehand.
Other Specifications…
Multisport itineraries require good physical condition. Make sure you are up to the challenge
Stay hydrated at all times on every excursion – it can get really hot in the warm season (up to 31°C/88°F ) – all hotels have free water dispensers.
Beware that…
Internet is really only available on Santa Cruz and San Cristobal – service is poor on Isabela and not available on all other islands.
ATMs are available on Santa Cruz or San Cristóbal .