Galápagos: Itinerario de Viaje a Tenerife, Lanzarote y Ecuador

Itinerary:

Guaranteed departures: May 4, 11, 18, 15..... From: 600€ per person double. Includes: 5 nights at first-class hotels. Daily breakfast and lunch, 1 welcome drink, private driver transfer, local tour guide, tickets of museum, sightseeing per itinerary, tax and services charges.

FRIDAY - TENERIFE:

Arrival. Transfer with private driver and guide. Check in at the hotel. At 6:00 pm welcome drink at the hotel, where you will be greeted by a tour guide or representative. Overnight at Hotel Iberostar or similar in Tenerife.

SATURDAY - TENERIFE:

Morning city tour of Tenerife, the largest and most popular island of the seven Canary Islands. Visit the Teide National Park, home to the highest peak in Spain, considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, which is beautiful and great. In the afternoon, visit the Corona Forestal Natural Park, the largest protected area of the island. Overnight at Hotel Iberostar.

SUNDAY - TENERIFE:

Morning departure to the port of Tenerife, where we expect a boat to see whales and dolphins.

MONDAY - TENERIFE-LANZAROTE:

Morning departure by plane to Lanzarote, the easternmost of the autonomous Canary Islands. Visit El Golfo, a volcanic crater located at sea level that contains a green lake. Check in at the hotel. Overnight at Hotel Palace.

TUESDAY - LANZAROTE:

Morning city tour of Lanzarote, visiting the Wine Museum and San José Castle. Overnight at Hotel Palace.

WEDNESDAY - LANZAROTE:

After breakfast, the tour ends with individual departures.

DESCRIPTION ON PLACE:

Capital: Quito
Population: 25,100
Currency: US dollar
Official Languages: Spanish

The Galápagos Islands lie in the Pacific Ocean, in Ecuador, and consist of volcanic islands. They are located 972 km from continental Ecuador, of which they are a part. ^{The islands are geologically young and famed for their vast number of endemic species, which were studied by Charles Darwin during the voyage of the Beagle. His observations and collections contributed to the inception of Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection.}

The climate is hot and damp. The main attractions for tourists are the Giant Tortoise Reserve in their natural habitat and the Twin Pit Craters, which are great depressions of volcanic material. There are volcanoes, lakes, and a lot of vegetation and animals. Other attractions include a boat trip to see whales and dolphins in the Pacific Ocean. Tourists come mainly from the US, Japan, Mexico, and the country's own population.