Top Things to do in Puerto Villamil
The 10 Best Things to do Good for Couples in Puerto Villamil, Galapagos Islands
Discover the best top things to do in Puerto Villamil, Ecuador including Volcan Trillizos, Paddle To The Penguins, Galapagos Native Tour Operator, Galapagos Bike & Surf, Concha de Perla, Scuba Galapagos, Las Tintoreras, Centro de Crianza Arnaldo Tupiza, Rosedelco- Day tour, Playa Puerto Villamil.
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1. Volcan Trillizos
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
There are 2 diarial outputs the volcano one at 9:00 and one at 2:00 pm The tour begins at Puerto Villamil and takes about four hours until your return . We went by car to the volcano , this section takes approximately 30 minutes. On the path to the main crater we see a landscape filled mostly of ferns in this sector have 8 difrentes types of this plant ; We can also observe birds, including the
2. Paddle To The Penguins
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5.0 based on 126 reviews
We are a kayak/rental shop working in the heart of Isabela Island, Galapagos offering the best Kayak/SUP snorkel tours, Tuneles snorkeling tour, Surf lessons, Volcano hike, Highlands tours, and much more. We rent surfboards, bikes, snorkel/mask/fins, and beach games.
3. Galapagos Native Tour Operator
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
We are a tourism operator agency located in Puerto Villamil, on Isabela Island, Galapagos. We have more than 30 years of experience characterized by our service and hospitality. We have tourist operation throughout the Galapagos, every day, all year.
4. Galapagos Bike & Surf
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5.0 based on 113 reviews
We are a group of young individuals with a love of nature, ocean and life on Isabela Island in the Galapagos. We have been serving adventurous and curious tourists for more than 10 years with unique experiences enjoying the beauties and riches of Isabela Island. Galapagos Bike and Surf was created in 2000 as “Carapachudo Tours”, with the idea of allowing visitors to explore and discover the remote and magical sites on the most pristine island of the Galapagos, in a variety of ways. Passionate about adventurous sports, we strive every day to offer the best conditions to practice surfing, SUP (Stand Up Paddle Boarding), kayaking, snorkeling, trekking, and mountain biking.
5. Concha de Perla
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 943 reviews
Reviewed By StorkRN1 - Roseville, United States
Our tour group of 3 went snorkeling here late morning and it was fantastic! You have to walk over marine iguanas and sea lions on the boardwalk to the cove! Not super clear water like in Hawaii, but once I got used to it, I saw more and more! We saw sea turtles, bat rays, tons of fish, chocolate chip sea stars, a sleeping marble ray, about 60 black-tipped reef sharks, hundreds of sardines/mackerels(?), marine iguanas swimming (which is really cool to watch), and sea lions swimming with us! Amazing! I had a free afternoon the next day and went back. It was a little choppier, but still saw quite a bit! Didn't see nearly as much in the other 3 spots I snorkeled in the Galapagos as I did here!
6. Scuba Galapagos
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4.5 based on 37 reviews
We are delighted to have the opportunity of hosting you. Our main and most important goal is to provide a safe, friendly, efficient and professional service that will make your naturalist cruise visit to Galapagos a very enjoyable, pleasant and memorable experience.
7. Las Tintoreras
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 865 reviews
Reviewed By Hazel42
We enjoyed this guided tour hiking through lava formations and then snorkeling in the bay, where we saw sea lions, sea turtles, reef fish and baby sharks.
8. Centro de Crianza Arnaldo Tupiza
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4.5 based on 485 reviews
Reviewed By Caramw - London, United Kingdom
A little path takes you past enclosures of adult tortoises (50-120yrs) - the breeding groups which are helping to repopulate Isabela island. They all hang out quite close to the path, so you can see them relatively close up, and if you visit on Monday, Wednesday or Friday mornings (feeding days), you can see them munching away on giant ‘Elephant Ear’ leaves! It’s great to see the conservation efforts up close for this endangered and critically endangered species, and a quick chat to the park rangers gave us the information we needed (the signage could do with improvement!) There are 2 species at the centre; some of them were rescued when a volcano erupted, others rescued from farms where humans tied them up by their back legs as ‘pets’ - their legs subsequently got gangrene and sadly had to be cut off. The centre does a good job of providing a safe and healthy living environment for these gentle giants while they get the population back up to where it needs to be. We also saw the juveniles 3–5 years in the middle, which are getting ready for release in the wild. Unfortunately you can’t see the babies up close due to security measures (you can see these better in the Darwin Centre in Santa Cruz). The museum area is a little tired, though I hear they have plans to renovate. Also loved the walkway to get here, past flamingoes and marine iguanas swimming in the wetlands. A great (and free) way to spend a few hours on Isabela.
9. Rosedelco- Day tour
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4.5 based on 108 reviews
We are a family Tourist Operator with 3 years in the market, offering our services to all world travelers and publicizing the wonders of our beautiful Isabela Island in its entirety. Tour Operator Rosedelco provides and meets all the expectations of our Travelers to meet your needs and comfort, professional staff able to address your concerns and share the information necessary for the customer is satisfied in a wonderful place through our services. For us it is a pleasure to serve the customer at all times with the highest standards of security to enjoy our beautiful and enchanted Galapagos Islands.
10. Playa Puerto Villamil
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By ruthandvern - Wilton, United States
After whatever activity we plan for the day, we plan to have a nice swim here following. The clear water slapping on the white sandy beach is totally restful. Any sweat worked up is set free. The iguanas come and go along the edges of the volcanic rocks. At the East end in the sea grasses the area is roped off for the breeding season. We have many super videos of mano y mano arguments and the courtship (however brief) of these wonderful aquatic beauties. Nearer the Iguana Crossing end of the beach hundreds do hang out on the rocks and across the street on the sea walls. As you swim you get scooped by from the pelicans looking for their next meal while the frigate birds hope for a steal. Outstanding place.
