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ANDEAN CULTURE AND THE GALÁPAGOS ISLANDS
- 13 days
- 12 nights
Discover the magnificent cities of Quito and Cusco, recognized as World Heritage Sites for their colonial architecture and ancient traditions. Visit the mysterious Machu Picchu, the best-preserved Inca citadel in South America. Located amid the lush Andean landscape, its terraces and stone structures will transport you back to the era of the Inca Empire.
Delve into colorful markets where you can experience the vibrant culture of indigenous peoples up close. Enjoy folkloric shows and savor exotic foods and traditional beverages.
Finally, don't miss the opportunity to visit the Galapagos Islands, home to unique species and the natural setting that inspired Darwin's theory of evolution. A wildlife paradise that you can explore on a luxury cruise.
This tour will allow you to discover the heritage cities of Quito and Cusco through their culture and architecture. In addition, you will learn about the exquisite flora and fauna of the Galapagos Islands. A perfect blend of nature and culture.
INCLUDES
Ecuador
- Transportation for transfers and excursions
- Bilingual guide
- Meals according to itinerary
- Tickets to tourist attractions
- Accommodation
- Ferry for crossing the Galápagos
NOT INCLUDED
- Airline tickets
- Personal expenses
- Tips
- Foods not specified
- Items not specified
INCLUDES
Peru
- Transportation for transfers and excursions
- Accommodation
- Breakfasts
- Bilingual guide
- Dinner at Café Map restaurant
- Lunch in Aguas Calientes
- Tour to Machu Picchu
- Vistadome Train
- Tickets to places of interest
NOT INCLUDED
- Airline tickets
- Personal expenses
- Tips
- Foods not specified
- Items not specified
itinerary
1
Arrival transfer - Cusco
After flying over the imposing Andes Mountains, you will arrive in Cusco, the ancient capital of the Inca Empire and the most important city in the Viceroyalty of Peru. Declared a World Heritage Site, Cusco stands out for its enormous historical heritage, earning it the title of "Archaeological Capital of the Americas."
An assistant will meet you upon arrival to assist you with your transfer and check-in at the hotel, where you can rest before setting out to discover the many attractions of this fascinating city.
2
Cuzco - Sacsayhuaman - Korikancha
This tour of Cusco, the ancient capital of the Inca Empire, allows you to admire the architectural fusion of Inca and colonial cultures. You will visit the main attractions such as the Cathedral, the Plaza de Armas, and Koricancha, known as the "Temple of the Sun." The tour also includes visits to Kenko, Puca Pucara, Tambomachay, and the imposing fortress of Sacsayhuaman, a showcase of Inca military engineering.
Cusco is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the Western Hemisphere, so this tour offers an immersion into its rich history.
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Chincheros, Pisac Market, and Ollantaytambo
The next stop is the Andean village of Chinchero, where you can witness an impressive weaving demonstration by Nilda Callañaupa. Nilda learned this art as a child while tending flocks. Later, she helped preserve the textile techniques of her community.
Then you will travel through the fertile fields of the Sacred Valley to Pisac, a colonial town known for its colorful indigenous market, where local artisans offer alpaca textiles and other products. In the afternoon, you will visit the archaeological complex of Ollantaytambo, an ancient Inca fortress with a temple, terraces, and urban area. It was an important administrative and military center, as evidenced by its walls and towers. Traces of ancient roads and aqueducts are still preserved. The present-day town maintains ancestral practices, which is why it is called the "Living Inca Town."
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Excursion to Machu Picchu – Expedition Train – Return to Cusco
The tour begins with a combined bus, train, and bus trip to Machu Picchu, Peru's most important attraction. This impressive and colossal citadel was discovered in 1911 by American explorer Hiram Bingham, after remaining hidden for 400 years among the mountains and rainforest.
Machu Picchu, a ceremonial and astronomical observation center, was the private retreat of the Inca Pachacútec. It consists of two large areas, one agricultural and the other urban, featuring temples, plazas, and royal mausoleums built with exquisite perfection.
This tour includes lunch at Café Inkaterra.
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Day Off
Taking a day off to explore this charming city will be an unforgettable experience. You will find something surprising at every turn in its narrow streets. Traditional Peruvian handicrafts such as blankets, alpaca wool sweaters, ceramics, gold and silver jewelry, and leather goods are excellent shopping options.
Due to the wide variety of products, I recommend considering purchasing any items you like, as it will be difficult to find the same ones in another store. Visitors will enjoy free time to walk around and discover this imperial city on their own.
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Cusco – Lima – Arrival in the City of Kings
In the morning, we will take a flight from Cusco to Lima, a city that will always welcome you with open arms and where the past blends with the present. Lima, known as the City of Kings and the Gastronomic Capital of America, is home to an amazing harmony between colonial palaces, monasteries, and convents, modern buildings, and ancient pre-Columbian pyramids.
Upon arrival at the airport, a host will welcome you and assist you with your transfer to the hotel. The Colonial Lima Tour includes a dazzling walk through the Plaza de Armas, where you can admire the beautiful Cathedral and the Archbishop's, Government, and Municipal palaces. This place will transport you back in time as soon as you step onto one of its steps. Then we will visit the Convent of San Francisco, a masterpiece of colonial architecture, famous for its catacombs.
We will continue with Modern Lima, exploring the beautiful tourist neighborhoods of San Isidro and Miraflores. From these places, you can enjoy incredible views of the Pacific Ocean and the cliffs of the Costa Verde.
Lima awaits you, ready to dazzle you with its magic and intoxicate you with its flavor. You will have free time to tour the imperial city and explore its charming streets. Don't forget to take advantage of the opportunity to purchase traditional Peruvian handicrafts, such as alpaca wool blankets and sweaters, ceramics, gold and silver jewelry, and leather goods. Remember that each store offers unique products, so it is recommended that you consider making a purchase when you find something you like.
Enjoy your time in Lima and let yourself be captivated by its historical charm and vibrant present.
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Transfer flight Lima – Quito – Otavalo
Morning flight from Lima to Quito. Transfer from the hotel to the airport. Visit to the indigenous market in Otavalo, the town of Cotacachi, known for its leather goods, and the Cuicocha volcanic lake, where travelers can walk part of the trail that surrounds it.
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Otavalo – Hacienda la Compañía – Quito City Tour
The return trip to Quito includes a stop to visit the rose plantation at the historic Hacienda La Compañía de Jesús, founded by the Jesuits during colonial times. In the afternoon, travelers will enjoy a walking tour of Quito's old town to discover its impressive colonial architecture and colorful streets and neighborhoods. The tour will end at Cerro Panecillo, from where you can admire the richness and complexity of this city nestled in the Andes.
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Quito Cable Car – Middle of the World City – Chapel of Man
Full-day tour of Quito, beginning with a cable car ride to 4,000 meters above sea level to the Pichincha volcano, where you can enjoy spectacular views of the city. The tour will continue to the Mitad del Mundo cultural complex, where travelers can learn about the equator that divides the world into two hemispheres. Finally, there will be a visit to learn about and enjoy the work of modern Ecuadorian artist Oswaldo Guayasamín.
10
Transfer from Baltra Airport – Visit to the Upper Part - Lava Tunnels
Passengers will be picked up at their hotel and taken to Quito airport to catch their flight to the Galápagos. We recommend taking flights that arrive before noon so that you can enjoy all the activities at a leisurely pace.
The flight will be from Quito or Guayaquil to Baltra Airport. A bilingual naturalist guide will be waiting to accompany you during the transfer to Puerto Ayora. During the journey between the airport and the Itabaca Canal, a fee of USD 5 per person must be paid directly on site. On the way, there will be a stop to visit the upper part of the island, characterized by impressive lava tunnels. Lunch is also scheduled in this area, where you can also enjoy the company of giant tortoises in a semi-natural state.
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Bay Tour + Caves + Visit to Tortuga Bay Beach
After breakfast, the day begins with a tour of the bay, where we will visit La Lobería Island, named for its large colony of sea lions. Here, you can snorkel and observe a wide variety of colorful fish and other species on the seabed. Then we will head to Punta Estrada, where you can see birds such as terns, boobies, frigatebirds, and sea lions.
We will continue our visit to the Shark Channel, where you can observe sharks and enjoy views of the port and mountains in the upper part of the island from the viewpoint. Next, we will visit Playa de los Perros to observe a colony of marine iguanas and enjoy panoramic views. Our last stop will be Las Grietas, a place where the landscape is formed by interesting lava figures that form two gigantic walls crossed by an arm of brackish water that mixes with the sea water. This is a good place for swimming and snorkeling due to the transparency of its waters. Afterwards, we will enjoy lunch.
After lunch, we will visit Tortuga Bay Beach, one of the longest white sand beaches and a nesting site for black turtles. Here you can see marine iguanas, sharks, and sea turtles. Then we will return to the hotel.
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Isabela Island Navigation – Tintoreras Channel
After breakfast, at approximately 7:00 a.m., you will be transferred from the hotel to the pier to take the speedboat to Isabela Island. The boat trip will take approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes. Upon arrival on the island, you will be required to pay the pier usage fee in cash, in accordance with local municipal regulations.
During this day, we will visit sites that are very popular and highly rated by visitors. First, we will visit Las Tintoreras, a small islet located less than five minutes from the town. Here, volcanic activity has formed crevices where tiger sharks come to rest and are easily visible from a distance. In addition, you can see different types of lava, marine iguanas, birds such as the famous blue-footed booby, sea lions, sea turtles, a variety of fish, and sometimes stingrays and giant manta rays.
Then, we will head to the Arnaldo Tupiza Breeding Center, where you can see two of the five subspecies of giant tortoises that are under the care of park rangers. This center was created to protect tortoises in their early years of life, as in their natural environment they face dangers such as predation of their eggs by introduced animals such as pigs and donkeys, as well as competition for food. The eggs are collected at the Breeding Center, where they are incubated. After five years, when they reach the size necessary to survive in their natural environment, they are released. Before leaving, we will also visit the Flamingos Lagoon. At the end of the afternoon, we will return to Santa Cruz Island.
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Transfer from hotel in Puerto Ayora – Airport in Baltra
After breakfast and at the appointed time, passengers will be picked up from their hotel and transferred to the airport (
) to catch their flight back to the mainland, Quito or Guayaquil.
IMPORTANT NOTES
- All rates are in US dollars and per person.
- Rates apply throughout the year, except on Ecuadorian holidays.
- Tours for 1 to 3 passengers are conducted with a guide-driver; if a different service is required, a supplement applies.
- If local taxes change, rates will be updated, tour operators will be informed, and itineraries will be updated.
- Outlet Viajes reserves the right to modify itineraries due to unforeseen events or national regulations. Tour operators will be informed and itineraries updated accordingly.
COLONIAL TREASURES AND THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS
- 14 days
- 13 nights
Marvel at the streets of the colonial historic centers of Quito, Cuenca, Bogotá, and Cartagena de Indias. Enjoy the colonial architecture and immerse yourself in the history of these charming places. Capture a photograph of the impressive and mystical landscape of Cajas National Park. Let yourself be captivated by the natural beauty of this place, with its lagoons and trails that invite you to explore and connect with nature.
Soak up the creativity of bustling, multicultural Bogotá. Explore its artistic neighborhoods, visit museums and galleries, and immerse yourself in the vibrant cultural scene of this city full of life and expression.
An ideal tour for exploring the streets of the historic colonial centers of Quito, Cuenca, Bogotá, and Cartagena de Indias, and the wonderful Galápagos Islands. A combination for lovers of culture and nature.
INCLUDES
Ecuador
- Transportation for visits and excursions
- Bilingual guide
- Accommodation
- Meals according to itinerary
NOT INCLUDED
- Air ticket Cuenca – Quito
- Air ticket to/from the Galápagos Islands
- Tours and activities not specified
- Personal expenses
- Tips
- Foods not specified
- Items and activities not specified
INCLUDES
Colombia
- Transportation for visits and excursions
- Bilingual guide
- Accommodation
- Meals according to itinerary
NOT INCLUDED
- Air ticket Ecuador (Quito – Guayaquil) – Bogotá
- Air ticket Bogotá – Cartagena
- Personal expenses
- Tips
- Foods not specified
- Items and activities not specified
itinerary
1
Transfer in Guayaquil
Welcome to Guayaquil International Airport. Our friendly guide will be waiting to welcome you and accompany you to your hotel. If you arrive early, we recommend taking the opportunity to explore the city on your own and discover all that this vibrant city has to offer. Guayaquil is known as Ecuador's main port and is famous for its excellent seafood cuisine. Don't miss the chance to try some delicious dishes!
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Guayaquil City Tour - Cajas National Park - Cuenca
After enjoying a delicious breakfast at the hotel, we will begin our panoramic tour of Guayaquil. We will start at the Plaza de Administración, where the imposing neoclassical-style City Hall is located. We will continue on to the beautiful Moorish-style Clock Tower and then walk along the Simón Bolívar boardwalk, a 3 km long promenade that is part of an urban regeneration project. This project, which began in 1997, aims to connect the city and its citizens with the Guayas River, one of Guayaquil's most important natural features.
At the La Rotonda monument, we will learn about the liberation processes in South America through the figures of Simón Bolívar and José de San Martín. We will continue our tour to the historic neighborhood of Las Peñas, known for its beautiful wooden houses. From the Santa Ana hill, we will enjoy a panoramic view of the city, the Guayas River, and the green belt of mangroves.
After this visit, we will head towards the city of Cuenca, making a brief stop at Cajas National Park. This park is known for its Andean páramo vegetation, with grasslands, polylepis forests (paper trees), rocks, streams, and lagoons. The 200 km journey between the two cities takes place along a scenic highway. Upon arrival in the city of Cuenca, you will have the opportunity to explore it at night. Cuenca has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and its hotels are located in the old town, close to areas with bars and restaurants. In addition, in recent years, Cuenca's chefs have led cutting-edge culinary movements at the national level.
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Full day Cuenca
After enjoying a delicious breakfast at the hotel, we will spend the day discovering the beautiful city of Cuenca, which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999. We will take a tour of the city's most emblematic sites.
We will start in the picturesque and traditional San Sebastián neighborhood, where we can appreciate the architecture and charm of its streets. Then, we will visit the Museum of Modern Art and Calderón Park, which is the city's central park. We will also have the opportunity to stroll through the Plaza de las Flores and admire the beauty of the Sagrario Cathedral (Old Cathedral) and the Immaculate Conception Cathedral (New Cathedral), considered the largest in Latin America.
Our tour will continue at a factory that makes "toquilla straw hats," where we will learn about the production of these fine hats, a very important craft tradition in the region.
After lunch, we will tour the charming Barranco neighborhood, where architecture blends with the natural environment. Cuenca, founded by the Spanish under the name Santa Ana de los Cuatro Ríos de Cuenca, is known for its rivers, which are considered the city's most important heritage. We will walk along the Tomebamba River to admire the vegetation and the city built along its banks. Then, we will visit the Mirador de Turi, from where we can enjoy a panoramic view of the valley with its red roofs and blue domes, surrounded by imposing mountains. On the way, we will also visit the house-workshop of Eduardo Vega, a famous Cuenca ceramist. We will conclude our visit at the Museo de las Conceptas, a former monastery dating back to 1561.
After this tour, we will return to the hotel and you can continue enjoying this beautiful city.
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Domestic flight Cuenca - Quito - Quito City Tour
After breakfast at the hotel, we will head to Cuenca airport to catch our flight to Quito. There you will be met by your guide, who will take you directly to the city center to begin a mainly walking tour of its historic center, which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1975.
We will begin our tour at Independence Square, home to the Presidential Palace, Quito Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Municipal Building. This square is the heart of the country and continues to be a meeting place for thousands of people every day. We will continue by visiting two of the most representative churches of the Quito school: the Compañía de Jesús, known for its impressive gold-covered nave, and the church of San Francisco, where we can visit the temple, its impressive convent, and the museum of religious art.
Afterwards, we will continue our walking tour through several neighborhoods and areas of the historic center that still preserve traditional aspects of daily life in Quito. We will pass by the Carmen Bajo convent, the Queen's Arch, the City Museum, La Ronda Street, the Church of Santo Domingo, Junín Street, and the San Marcos neighborhood, ending our tour on Espejo Street. Throughout this tour, you will discover a surprising system of trade in artisanal, local, and other more unusual products.
At the end of the afternoon, we will return to the hotel so you can enjoy the rest of your stay in this beautiful city.
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Cable car - Mitad del Mundo - Museum Guayasamín
The city of Quito is surrounded by the eastern and western ranges of the Andes. The western range includes the Pichincha massif, which is made up of hills and volcanoes, notably Rucu and Guagua Pichincha. Rucu Pichincha, which means "old" in Quechua, is an inactive volcano whose activity ceased in the Pleistocene. On the other hand, the Guagua Pichincha volcano, which means "young" in Quechua, is located 12 km from the city and has an altitude of 4,776 meters above sea level. This volcano is shaped like a horseshoe open to the west and had its last recorded volcanic activity in 1999 and 2001.
At the scheduled time, we will depart in our transport to the cable car, where we will take an aerial cabin up to the Cruz Loma station, located 4,000 meters above sea level. From this point, we will be able to enjoy spectacular views of the city, its complex and rich topography, its location close to the equator, and we will understand its processes of growth and expansion.
After this visit, we will head to Mitad del Mundo, located 22 km north of the city of Quito, where the equator is located. This location was determined in the 18th century by the French Geodesic Mission in collaboration with Spanish and Ecuadorian geographers. Here, you will have time to have lunch and tour the museum complex. This visit is both educational and fun, as you will be able to stand in both hemispheres and visit the Intiñán Museum, where you can perform a series of dynamic experiments that confirm the location of the equator.
To end the day, we will visit the Guayasamín House Museum, located in the Bellavista neighborhood, which houses the residence, the colonial art collection, and the museum with the works of Oswaldo Guayasamín, the most important Ecuadorian artist of the 20th century. Through his work, you will discover a broader dimension of Andean culture, the conquest of the American continent, and the political and cultural processes in Latin America that characterized the 20th century.
After this visit, we will return to the hotel so you can rest and enjoy the rest of your stay in the beautiful city of Quito.
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Transfer from Baltra Airport – Visit to the Upper Part - Lava Tunnels
We recommend taking flights that arrive before noon so that all activities can be enjoyed at a leisurely pace.
The flight from Quito or Guayaquil to Baltra Airport will be met by our bilingual naturalist guide, who will be waiting to accompany you during the transfer to Puerto Ayora. During the journey between the airport and the Itabaca Canal, a fee of USD 5 per person must be paid directly on site. On the way, we will stop to visit the upper part of the island, characterized by the presence of impressive lava tunnels. Lunch is also scheduled in this area, where you can enjoy the company of giant tortoises in a semi-natural state.
7
Bay Tour + Caves + Visit to Tortuga Beach Bay
After breakfast, the day begins with a tour of the bay, where we will visit La Lobería Island, named for its large colony of sea lions, where you can go snorkeling. It is a very special place to observe a wide variety of colorful fish and diverse species on the seabed.
Then we will head to Punta Estrada where you can see animals such as terns, boobies, frigatebirds, sea lions, etc. Visit to the Shark Channel, where you can observe sharks and from the viewpoint you can see the port and the mountains in the upper part of the island.
Visit Playa de los Perros to observe a colony of marine iguanas and enjoy panoramic views. Our last visit will be to Las Grietas, where the landscape is formed by interesting lava figures that form two gigantic walls crossed by an arm of brackish water that mixes with the sea water. This is a good place for swimming and snorkeling due to the transparency of its waters.
After lunch, we will visit Tortuga Bay Beach, one of the longest white sand beaches and a nesting site for black turtles. Marine iguanas, sharks, and sea turtles can be seen at this site. Return to the hotel.
8
Isabela Island Navigation – Tintoreras Channel
After breakfast, at approximately 7:00 a.m., there will be a transfer from the hotel to the pier to take the speedboat to Isabela Island, a journey of approximately 2.5 hours. Upon arrival on the island, and as required by the local municipality, the pier usage fee must be paid in cash.
Some of the sites we will visit during this day are very popular with visitors:
Las Tintoreras is located less than five minutes from the town. On a small islet called Las Tintoreras, volcanic activity has formed crevices where thresher sharks come to rest, making them easily visible from a distance. Following the trail, you can see different types of lava, marine iguanas, birds such as the famous blue-footed booby, sea lions, sea turtles, varieties of fish, and sometimes stingrays and giant manta rays.
At the Arnaldo Tupiza Breeding Center, we will observe two of the five subspecies of giant tortoises that are cared for by park rangers. The center was created to protect individuals in their early years of life, as animals introduced into their natural environment, such as pigs and donkeys, pose a threat. Park rangers collect the eggs at the Breeding Center, where they are incubated. After five years, when they reach a size that allows them to survive in their natural environment, they are repatriated. Before leaving, we will visit Flamingos Lagoon. At the end of the afternoon, we will return to Santa Cruz Island.
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Departure transfer Galápagos Arrival transfer Bogotá
After breakfast and at the appointed time, passengers will be picked up from their hotel and transferred to the airport to catch their flight back to the mainland, either to Quito or Guayaquil, and then their flight to Bogotá. Upon arrival in Bogotá, they will receive assistance at El Dorado International Airport and be transferred to the hotel to check in. Accommodation.
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Bogotá City Tour – Free afternoon
After breakfast at the hotel, at the agreed time, the City Tour of the historic center of Bogotá, also known as "La Candelaria," will begin. During the tour, you will visit the Gold Museum, where you can see nearly 34,000 pieces of pre-Hispanic gold and more than 25,000 pre-Columbian objects. Afterwards, you will visit the Casa de la Moneda and the Donación Botero, where works by renowned Colombian artist Fernando Botero are exhibited in different artistic techniques such as painting, drawing, and sculpture.
The tour will continue with a panoramic tour to see the Plaza de Bolívar area, which includes the Primada Cathedral, the Casa de Nariño, the Liévano Palace, and the Palace of Justice. At the end of the tour, we will return to the hotel and you will have the afternoon free to enjoy your time in Bogotá.
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Domestic flight Bogotá - Cartagena
Transfer to El Dorado International Airport to catch your flight (not included) to Cartagena. Upon arrival in Cartagena, you will receive assistance at Rafael Núñez International Airport and be transferred to the hotel to check in. Accommodation.
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Cartagena city tour – free afternoon
Breakfast at the hotel. At the agreed time, the panoramic tour will begin in a private air-conditioned vehicle through the residential neighborhoods of Bocagrande, Castillogrande, and Manga. Arrival at Cima de la Popa, where you will have a complete view of the city and take a guided tour of the convent and church. Then, continue to Castillo San Felipe de Barajas, Spain's most important military engineering project in the Americas, which protected the city from pirate attacks. At the end of this visit, return to the hotel via Avenida Santander, where you can see the bastions and walls of the historic center, and visit the Las Bóvedas craft center. At the end, return to the hotel.
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Visit Isla del Encanto
Breakfast at the hotel. At the agreed time, we will depart from our hotel to the Marina Santa Cruz pier to take a speedboat transfer to the Rosario Islands, where we can enjoy the crystal clear waters. There, you can go scuba diving or snorkeling for an additional cost. At the Muelle de los Pegasos pier, we will board the speedboat or yacht for a panoramic tour of Cartagena Bay and Bocachica, where we can admire the beautiful landscape with the forts of San Fernando and San José. Skirting the island of Barú, we will arrive at the base island in the Rosario Islands, where we will have free time to enjoy the sea and the facilities.
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Transfer out Cartagena – international flight
Transfer from the hotel to the airport. Return trip.
IMPORTANT NOTES
- All rates are in US dollars and per person.
- Rates apply throughout the year, except on Ecuadorian holidays.
- Tours for 1 to 3 passengers are conducted with a guide-driver; if a different service is required, a supplement applies.
- If local taxes change, rates will be updated, tour operators will be informed, and itineraries will be updated.
- Outlet Viajes reserves the right to modify itineraries due to unforeseen events or national regulations. Tour operators will be informed and itineraries updated accordingly.
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