16-Nights Galapagos Wildlife Photo Expedition
Available Dates
8/3/2026
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12/31/2028
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Call for pricing
Additional Inclusions
- Accommodations including the Petrel, Nat Hab's deluxe private Tortoise Camp, and hotel on the mainland
- Services of Nat Hab's professional Expedition Leaders
- All meals from breakfast on Day 2 through breakfast on final day
- Local beer and house wine with dinner aboard the ship
- Snorkeling gear and wetsuit
- Some gratuities
- Airport transfers on Day 1 and final day
- All activities and entrance fees
- All taxes and service fees
Galapagos Islands
Isla Española
Floreana Island
Isla Santa Fe
Isla Santiago
Isla San Cristobal
Isla Santa Cruz
Isla Fernandina
Isla Isabela
North Seymour
Isla Baltra
Quito
The Ultimate Photography Encounter with the World's Most Wondrous Archipelago
This is simply the most far-reaching, amazing and inspiring Galapagos photography adventure out there. Spend two full weeks cruising to every corner of this equatorial archipelago 600 miles off the west coast of South America—plus a full day of photography in historic Quito. The Galapagos is a matchless destination for wildlife photographers. Nowhere else on Earth holds such a menagerie of unique animals that aren't the least bit concerned with humans. On shore, walk among sea lions lolling on the beach and marine iguanas dozing in the sun. Photograph blue-footed boobies and bright orange crabs on the rocks as we trace rough lava shorelines by panga. Capture portraits of wizened giant tortoises in the highlands of Santa Cruz. And shoot underwater, too, as you snorkel with friendly sea lions, diving penguins, sea turtles, rays, and a vibrant array of fish. Get close to the creatures that so intrigued Darwin, sparking his theory of evolution, as you learn from Expedition Leaders who are premier naturalists and Galapagos wildlife photographers.
This is simply the most far-reaching, amazing and inspiring Galapagos photography adventure out there. Spend two full weeks cruising to every corner of this equatorial archipelago 600 miles off the west coast of South America—plus a full day of photography in historic Quito. The Galapagos is a matchless destination for wildlife photographers. Nowhere else on Earth holds such a menagerie of unique animals that aren't the least bit concerned with humans. On shore, walk among sea lions lolling on the beach and marine iguanas dozing in the sun. Photograph blue-footed boobies and bright orange crabs on the rocks as we trace rough lava shorelines by panga. Capture portraits of wizened giant tortoises in the highlands of Santa Cruz. And shoot underwater, too, as you snorkel with friendly sea lions, diving penguins, sea turtles, rays, and a vibrant array of fish. Get close to the creatures that so intrigued Darwin, sparking his theory of evolution, as you learn from Expedition Leaders who are premier naturalists and Galapagos wildlife photographers.