Galapagos Islands
Galapagos Safari Camp
Galapagos Safari Camp offers a luxurious tented experience on Santa Cruz Island, combining the spirit of African safaris with the biodiversity of the Galapagos. Nestled in the highlands with sweeping views of the Pacific and surrounding forest, the camp provides a tranquil base for exploring nearby giant tortoise reserves, lava tunnels, and coastal excursions.
Guests stay in spacious canvas tents with private bathrooms and decks, or in the three-bedroom family suite. The main lodge features a panoramic dining area, infinity pool, and open-air lounge, all designed to blend comfort with nature. With guided safaris, tailored itineraries, and warm hospitality, the camp delivers a great blend of adventure and serenity.
Ecuador
Facilities
Main lodge with dining area, infinity pool, open-air lounge, viewing deck, bar, private transfers, Wi-Fi in main areas, en suite safari tents with private decks, three-bedroom family suite, organic garden, children’s play area, curated excursions, laundry service.
Optional Activities
Guided land-based safaris, giant tortoise spotting, lava tunnel visits, coastal day trips, snorkelling, birdwatching, visits to local farms, beach excursions, family-friendly nature walks.
John Melton
Area Specialist
Galapagos Safari Camp is ideal for guests seeking a land-based alternative to cruising, with flexible itineraries that allow for wildlife encounters at a gentler pace. Its highland location offers cooler temperatures and easy access to giant tortoise reserves, making it especially suitable for families and photographers.
If you have any questions regarding our Ecuador tours, please feel free to contact me on +44 (0)1803 866965
Too many wildlife highlights to specify!
Bellavista Cloud Forest Lodge: Spectacled bears (mother and two cubs) along with three species of antpitta, cock of the rock lek, myriads of dazzling hummingbirds and numerous colourful forest birds especially tanagers and toucans (inc. plate-billed mountain toucan). Napo Wildlife Centre: Giant river otters fishing, two sloths, five scarlet macaws at the second clay lick, six species of monkey (including the golden-mantled tamarin), numerous forest birds (including vocal white-throated toucan and many-banded aracari from the canopy tower and blue-and-yellow macaw). Galapagos Islands: snorkelling with hammerhead sharks, rays, green turtles, sea-lions and penguins. Unbelievably tame birds, waved albatrosses, three species of booby, two species of frigate bird etc. Also, Galapagos hawk, Galapagos short-eared owl and confusing Darwin’s finches.