Galápagos Islands Expedition

Discover the Galápagos Islands like never before with four unique expedition cruises, each offering a different perspective of this extraordinary archipelago. Whether you're drawn to the iconic wildlife of the Western Route, the rich ecosystems of the Northern and Eastern Routes, or the ultimate land-and-sea adventure that includes Machu Picchu, each journey is led by expert naturalists and filled with unforgettable moments—from snorkeling with sea turtles to walking among giant tortoises. Choose your route and experience one of the world’s most captivating natural wonders.

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ABOUT GLP WORLDWIDE

Established in 1999, GLP Worldwide's 'Travel for Travellers' presents a curated collection of small-ship cruise and land experiences tailored for Canadian adventurers. If you seek more than the usual tourist routes and yearn for a deeper connection on your travels, our handpicked programs are your next step.

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GLP Worldwide is the official Canadian partner of Hurtigruten Expeditions

Southbound voyage

Quito’s colonial Old Town is filled with vibrant plazas, centuries-old churches, and cobblestone streets. It’s a charming introduction to Ecuador’s history and culture.

Snorkeling Adventure: Dive into crystal-clear waters to snorkel among vibrant marine life. Swim alongside sea turtles, tropical fish, and even playful sea lions in one of the world’s most unique ecosystems.

Panga Boat Excursion: Glide along the coast in a small panga boat, the perfect way to get up close to wildlife. These excursions offer incredible views of cliffs, nesting birds, and sea life in shallow coves.

Galápagos Penguin: Galápagos Penguins are the only penguins found north of the equator. They are often seen darting through the surf or nesting on Isabela and Fernandina’s rocky shores.

Giant Tortoise: The iconic giant tortoise roams the highlands of Santa Cruz. They live for over a century and symbolize the Galápagos Islands.

Marine Iguana: These sea-swimming lizards are unique to the Galápagos. They bask on black lava rocks before diving into the ocean to graze on algae.

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Bartolomé Island: Climb to a famous viewpoint for breathtaking views of Pinnacle Rock and surrounding turquoise waters—a photographer’s paradise.

Galápagos Sea Lion: Galápagos sea lions are playful and curious creatures. You’ll spot them lounging on beaches or swimming alongside snorkelers.

Genovesa Island: Known as Bird Island, Genovesa is home to large colonies of red-footed boobies, swallow-tailed gulls, and other seabirds.

Santiago Island: Explore lava formations and tide pools rich in marine life. This island is ideal for nature walks and coastal photography.

American Flamingo: American flamingos add a splash of color to the Galápagos. They feed in brackish lagoons and are graceful in flight.

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Barrington Land Iguana: These yellow-toned iguanas are only found on Santa Fe Island. They thrive in arid landscapes dotted with prickly pear cactus.

Green Sea Turtle: Green sea turtles are often seen grazing in shallow waters. They are graceful swimmers and can sometimes be seen nesting on beaches.

Mosquera Islet: Walk among lounging sea lions and see blue-footed boobies along the flat, sandy expanse of Mosquera’s shoreline.

San Cristóbal Island: Home to the Cerro Colorado Tortoise Reserve, this island offers insight into conservation and native species like the lava lizard.

South Plaza Island: This small island bursts with color—lush vegetation, red and yellow land iguanas, and cliffside views teeming with seabirds.

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Sally Lightfoot Crab: These vibrant red crabs scuttle along coastal lava rocks. Their agility and color make them a favorite for photographers.

Quito: Stroll through the vibrant plazas and baroque churches of Quito, one of South America’s most beautiful historic cities.

Machu Picchu: This Inca citadel nestled in the Andes offers sweeping mountain views, mysterious ruins, and a powerful connection to ancient history.

Cusco: A cultural jewel, Cusco blends Inca heritage and colonial architecture. Wander ancient streets and visit awe-inspiring temples.

Flightless Cormorant: Flightless cormorants have adapted to life in the water. They are expert swimmers and found only in the Galápagos.

Santa Cruz Highlands: In the misty highlands of Santa Cruz, walk among free-roaming giant tortoises in their natural environment.

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