Galapagos

A Different Way of Seeing the Galapagos Islands… | Olaf’s Corner

Truly Enchanting...
Truly Enchanting…

We consider you to be an adventure-craving, excitement-seeking traveler who wants something more than the typical travel experience, who wants to move beyond crowded tourist trappings and explore the most remote and wild corners of the world.

If you’ve been wanting to do just that in the Galapagos Islands, but maybe have hesitated in the past for fear of a less-than-exceptional experience, here’s your opportunity to “Do the Galapagos” like most people could never even dream of!

On our amazing Sea Kayak, Hike, and Sail the Enchanted Galapagos Islands adventure, you will follow in the footsteps of pirates, whalers, and colonists and experience the Galapagos in a way that few people ever do. You’ll see Pacific green sea turtles, giant tortoises, white-tipped reef sharks, abundant bird life, and more. You’ll soak in subterranean swimming pools, go ashore on terracotta red and pure white sand beaches, snorkel with colorful schools of fish, hike atop massive sea cliffs, and kayak through jutting rock formations.

Here at Natural Habitat Expeditions, we get it: The Galapagos Islands are a true natural wonder and an amazing thing to behold…but you need a new way to do it!

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