"Thank you for a trip of a lifetime!" - A&M
“The Galapagos trip was one of the best trips I have ever taken.
Thanks for an amazing adventure.” - RPM
The lure of the Galapagos Islands...
Endemic Species that Exist Nowhere Else on Earth.
Rare Giant Galapagos tortoises meander distant highlands
Prehistoric marine iguanas sun themselves on black lava rocks along the shore
while curious sea lions lay next to you on the beach & sea turtles come to lay their eggs
Flightless cormorants and tiny penguins dart through the waters
while graceful frigates & boobies screech across the sky.
Unparalleled natural splendor
There is nowhere on earth where can you engage in a staring contest with wild animals and lose.
Where you'll witness untamed creatures living in harmony with each other and their human visitors.
Yet the wildlife is actually very tame and you can get face-to-face with them as no where else on earth.
A visit to the Galapagos will give you a once-in-a-life-time experience of being in one of the few places left on the planet where human presence is not threatening and where the animals don’t fear us.
The wildlife don’t run, they don’t hide and they will actually sometimes come right up to you and say hi.
Whether you are a photographer, animal lover, biologist, scientist or just an outdoor nature lover,
come and see what Darwin saw and see evolution for yourself.
Come Sail the Galapagos with us.
Believe the hype. The Galápagos Islands are like the Garden of Eden before the Fall.
The wildlife on this archipelago is so at ease that a Nazca booby might waddle up to peck your camera lens.
Blue-footed boobies, penguins, sea lions and the world's largest tortoises await in the wild Galapagos Islands -- and 2012 is a great year to see them.
Snorkel with tiny penguins (yes, they live in the warm Galapagos) and giant sea turtles.
Hike on old lava formations and layer upon layer of rainbow-colored rocks.
You will often feel as if you're on another planet.
"Snorkeling with tons of marine life, including penguins & sea lions
—was unforgettable." RPM
Imagine the possibilities...
Swimming & snorkeling with gentle, playful sea lions, sea turtles & penguins while below you bright starfish sit in the sand and maybe even glimpse a lobster, puffer fish or ray...
Watching the sun set as schools of dolphins frolic & swim along with your boat...
Walking on ancient lava flows under a volcano to view bright pink flamingos...
Hiking past 200 year old tortoises in the wild...
Spying on blue & red footed boobies feeding their young...
Have a staring contest with an owl...
Exploring a volcanic beach where marine & land iguanas roam next to
sleeping sea lions & bright red-chested frigate birds...










With our knowledgable Galapagos naturalist guide,
you will explore remarkable island ecosystems as you inch past lounging sea lions,
scout for breaching whales & frolicking dolphins offshore and pink flamingos in hidden lagoons.
The volcanic Galapagos islands sit about 600 miles west of Ecuador in the Pacific Ocean.
The Galapagos Islands is unique and important to all of us because what is here is found
nowhere else on Earth.
It is a special place where Darwin's theories are illustrated in the real world.
"One of the most exciting things about it is that just the animals there are so fearless. So you have to step over sea lions and marine iguanas just to get from one place to another. It was wonderful!" RPM
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Experience the natural wonders of the Galapagos








"Our trip on the Nemo II was awesome. Thanks so much." - Brian
"We thank you and the whole staff for an outstanding operation." - Drake & Carol
"Thank you for a trip of a lifetime!" - A&M
“The Galapagos trip was one of the best trips I have ever taken.
The boat and crew were great and the itinerary was well planned
allowing us to see all the wildlife, snorkel and hike.
Thanks for an amazing adventure.” - RPM


650 miles off the coast of Ecuador & one of the most physically remote spots on earth
yet still only a few short hours from Miami!
The Galapagos is a UNESCO World Heritage Site! - Click here for information