Bartolome Island Day Tour
Galapagos Tour from Santa Cruz

Visit one of the most iconic destinations in the Galapagos with this Bartolome Island day tour from Santa Cruz. Hike to breathtaking viewpoints, explore volcanic landscapes, and snorkel with unique marine wildlife including penguins and sea turtles.

This tour is perfect for travelers looking to experience the famous Pinnacle Rock and enjoy one of the most scenic locations in the archipelago.

Departure

Sunday

Duration

Full day

Location
Bartolome Island
(Galapagos)
Price

From $285

Iguana resting on rough gray rocks, facing the camera with yellowish scales and sharp claws visible on its front paws.

Itinerary

Morning

Meeting point
Check-in

Morning

Boarding the yacht
Navigation to Bartolome Island

Morning

Guided hike to the summit
and panoramic viewpoint

Midday

Wildlife and geological observation
during the walk

Midday

Snorkeling session
Near Pinnacle Rock

Midday

Lunch​
On board the yacht

Afternoon

Relaxation or swimming
near the beach

Afternoon

Return to Santa Cruz
(Sombrero Chino)

What’s Included

What’s Not Included

Recommendations

Why Visit Bartolome Island

Bartolome Island is one of the most iconic landmarks in the Galapagos, famous for its panoramic views and unique volcanic formations. The view of Pinnacle Rock from the summit is one of the most photographed landscapes in Ecuador.

This tour is ideal for travelers who want a classic Galapagos experience focused on scenery, geology, and marine life in a single day.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bartolome Island Tour

How long is the Bartolome Island tour?

This is a full-day tour departing from Santa Cruz Island.

You may see Galapagos penguins, sea turtles, tropical fish, seabirds, and lava lizards.

Yes, snorkeling is included and equipment is provided.

Yes, the hike is moderate and suitable for most travelers, and snorkeling is optional.

Bartolome Island is known for its iconic Pinnacle Rock viewpoint and unique volcanic landscapes, making it one of the most photographed sites in the Galapagos.