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As a land-based alternative to cruising, guests experience safaris that are flexibly designed to immerse guests in the surrounding environment. Galapagos Safari Camp minimizes environmental impact while embracing warm hospitality, challenging the notions of luxury travel in the archipelago.
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FACT SHEET
Galapagos Safari Camps combine inland exploring with day trips to uninhabited Islands. Beyond the archipelago, the camp facilitates safari extensions across
Ecuador’s Andres, Amazon, Cloud Forest and more.
location
Santa Cruz Island,
Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
OPENED
2007
airport
Seymour Galapagos Ecological Airport (GPS)
Baltra Island, Seymour, Ecuador
Top Amenity
Unlike the schedules of traditional cruises, Galapagos Safari Camp offers the luxury of a slow-paced, land-based experience. The camp specializes in personalized itineraries that begin with a collection of curated safaris, such as Family, Festive, or Classic, and evolve into a bespoke journey. Guests can further tailor their stay with immersive experiences, including artisanal fishing, coffee roasting, scuba diving, and surfing, so they can spend time on what they truly value.
PRICE
$1915 ( 2N/3D)
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Accommodates
9 Safari Tents
(including 2-bedroom Family Safari Tents, plus a 3-bedroom Family Suite)
unique fact
Galapagos Safari Camp holds the distinction of being the first of its kind in Latin America. Modeled after the traditional African safari, the camp's design offers guests the most immersive, intentional connection with the Galapagos’ ecosystems.
SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainable practice is an integral part of Galapagos Safari Camp, evidenced by its holistic approach to local conservation and resource management. Leading by example, the founders engineered the island’s first rainwater harvesting system, reducing the carbon footprint from water transportation. Through the Galapagos Petrel Project, the camp proactively protects the critically endangered seabird through habitat restoration, predator management, and innovative acoustic attraction technology. Beyond conservation, the camp also supports local industries through its partnership with To’ak Chocolate, producing the world’s first Galapagos-origin chocolate bar, while aiding their mission to "preserve the rarest and most prized cacao variety on earth.”
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