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An extraordinary adventure on Isabela Island as you explore the third largest active caldera in the world, a volcanic wonder unlike any other.

Highlights

• LISTED AMONG THE BEST TREKINGS IN SOUTH AMERICA AS 'BEING ON MARS'.
• Photographing the majesty of the world's third largest active caldera
• Incredible lunar landscapes, lava ovens and fumaroles simulating an eruption

Description

Prepare to be captivated by the fascinating realms of volcanology, plant life, captivating landscapes, intriguing history and incredible adventures that await you in the Galapagos, the third largest active caldera in the world. During this immersive half-day, 6-hour excursion, you will hike 16 kilometers with an expert bilingual tour guide where you will explore the active zone of the volcano, observe the huge crevasses inside the caldera, walk over volcanic formations, lava tunnels, stand inside the tuff cones and scenic formations on the north flank of the volcano. You will feel as if you were inside the moon, a totally different experience. At the final viewpoint you will observe the north face of the island and a 360º view of the majesty and energy of the volcano with different colors. We have taken care of all the essentials for your comfort and convenience during the excursion. Your package includes hotel pick-up and drop-off, an expert tour guide, transportation and a delicious box lunch with options suitable for various dietary preferences, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Please inform us of any specific dietary restrictions you may have.

Includes

Pickup from your hotel Internal mobilization (vehicle to get to the volcano's slopes) Bilingual tour guide Snack & soft drink Visit to Sierra Volcano and Chico Volcano

Important Information

• Sierra Negra has the largest caldera of all the Galapagos volcanoes, and is one of the largest volcanic craters on the planet. Its circumference measures an enormous 30km (19 miles), a fact that can be appreciated in its entirety from the Sierra Negra Volcano viewpoint. It is impossible not to be impressed by the magnitude of the caldera. It is fair to say that the Sierra Negra volcano rarely sleeps. Its most recent eruption was in the summer of 2018, and before that in 2005. However, this is good news for tourists, as there are plenty of young lava flows (both A'a and Pahoehoe) to see and usually small steaming fumaroles as well.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund