Tour 360°
A complete day around the oldest island of the Galápagos. Snorkeling, hike, wildlife, artisanal fishing — and the unforgettable silhouette of Kicker Rock at the heart of it.
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The full circle of San Cristóbal.
The Tour 360° is the most complete expedition we offer from San Cristóbal — a full-day journey that traces the entire coastline of the island from north to south (or south to north, depending on conditions and assigned itineraries).
It combines artisanal fishing, two distinct snorkeling sessions, a coastal hike, wildlife observation, and a long lunch stop on a quiet beach — all aboard Andry II, with a certified bilingual naturalist guide who has grown up on these waters.
- Two snorkeling sessions
- Coastal hike at Rosa Blanca
- Lunch stop at Sardina Bay
- León Dormido (Kicker Rock)
- Wildlife observation at Punta Pitt
- Optional artisanal fishing
The itinerary.
An unhurried rhythm — sail, swim, eat, observe, repeat. Itineraries may adjust slightly based on sea conditions and Galápagos National Park rotation.
- 7:00 AM
Meeting & initial navigation
We meet at our operations office at 7:00 AM. From there we sail for 40 minutes to 1 hour toward Rosa Blanca Bay — the first wild stop of the day.
- Morning
Rosa Blanca: hike & first snorkeling
We disembark at Rosa Blanca for a short coastal hike followed by our first snorkeling session. Back on board, you are welcomed with drinks and snacks while we recover.
- Late morning
North coast & lunch at Sardina Bay
We sail along the north coast for around an hour, observing seabirds and marine life. We then anchor in Sardina Bay for a full lunch stop — about one hour of beach time, swimming and rest.
- Afternoon
León Dormido & Cerro Brujo
We continue toward León Dormido (Kicker Rock), passing Cerro Brujo and framing the famous monolith through its natural arch. Around one hour of navigation brings us to the rock itself, where we spend 40 minutes to an hour observing seabirds and snorkeling in deep blue water.
- Late afternoon
Artisanal fishing on the way
Throughout the return, we have the chance to try artisanal fishing — and, depending on the day's catch, prepare local Galápagos dishes right on board.
- Sunset
Return to Puerto Baquerizo Moreno
We sail back to Puerto Baquerizo Moreno — approximately one hour of golden-hour navigation along San Cristóbal's coastline.
The residents of these waters.
The Galápagos do not perform for visitors — the wildlife simply lives, indifferent and sovereign. These are some of the species you may meet during Tour 360°.
Moments from Tour 360°.
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Everything taken care of.
A single all-inclusive expedition — you arrive at the dock, we handle the rest.
- Certified bilingual guide (English – Spanish)
- Wetsuit / neoprene
- Full snorkeling equipment
- Artisanal fishing experience
- Fresh drinking water
- GoPro-style video footage
- Two snack & drink stops
- Full lunch (chicken, fish or vegetarian / vegan)
Recommendations for the day.
Sunscreen
Reef-safe SPF for a full day under the equatorial sun.
Reusable water bottle
We refill it with fresh water throughout the day.
Motion-sickness pills
Recommended if you are sensitive to open-water navigation.
Light jacket or poncho
For sea breeze and occasional rain during navigation.
Trekking shoes
Closed shoes for the rocky walk at Rosa Blanca.
Prescription mask
Bring your own snorkel mask if you require optical correction.
A 12-meter vessel built for the open day.
Twin high-performance outboard engines, shaded seating, a snorkeling deck and a small crew of captain, co-captain and certified naturalist guide. Certified by the Armada del Ecuador and maintained to the highest safety standards.
San Cristóbal, the complete island, in a single day.
Small groups have departures year-round from Puerto Baquerizo Moreno. Reserve directly with our family — no third-party agencies.