Galapagos For All
Where Evolution Began
What Awaits You
Three Pillars of Galapagos
Endemic wildlife, accessible exploration, and unforgettable flavors.

Endemic Species
Marine iguanas, frigatebirds, and the flightless cormorant—creatures found nowhere else on Earth, shaped by the same evolutionary forces that inspired Darwin.

Accessible for All
Thoughtfully designed boardwalks, trained guides, and accommodations that welcome every traveler to experience Galapagos without barriers.

Taste of the Islands
Encebollado, Encocados, and sea cucumber ceviche—Ecuadorian cuisine transformed by the ocean's bounty and Galapagos tradition.
Endemic Species Up Close
Encounter the wildlife that inspired Darwin's theory of evolution—and see why Galapagos remains unmatched.
Frigatebirds and marine iguanas
Sally Lightfoot crabs on volcanic rock
Flightless cormorants, found nowhere else
Galapagos Welcomes Everyone
Travel is already challenging on its own, so it's even more challenging for persons with disabilities. According to America's Bureau of Transportation Statistics, 7 out of 10 persons with disabilities reduce their travel significantly because of their disability. Galapagos has made a very conscious effort to change that. Hotels, tours, cruises, walkways, and tourist spots have all made considerable improvements to accommodate those with limited mobility. You can book a kayaking trip on the Anzu River with highly trained local guides ready to help you make the most of your holiday, or visit the largest and best-preserved Colonial Quarter in Quito. Here, everyone gets to experience the wonder.
Travel is already challenging on its own, so it's even more challenging for persons with disabilities. According to America's Bureau of Transportation Statistics, 7 out of 10 persons with disabilities reduce their travel significantly because of their disability. Galapagos has made a very conscious effort to change that. Hotels, tours, cruises, walkways, and tourist spots have all made considerable improvements to accommodate those with limited mobility. You can book a kayaking trip on the Anzu River with highly trained local guides ready to help you make the most of your holiday, or visit the largest and best-preserved Colonial Quarter in Quito. Here, everyone gets to experience the wonder.

Ecuadorian Cuisine with a Galapagos Twist

Encebollado
Encocados
Galapagos Ice Cream & Sea Cucumber Ceviche
A Lifetime of Discovery

Plan Your Journey
