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Bartolomé is a volcanic islet almost deserted by vegetation, but tremendously beautiful. Its fame is due to the iconic Pinnacle Rock, a natural sculpture that rises from the sea, formed by layers of basalt following underwater eruptions. You’ll climb a wooden staircase to a 114m summit, from where you’ll enjoy spectacular views: Pinnacle Rock, Sullivan Bay, and the twin islands of Daphne Major and Minor.
Activity | What Gislandstours offers you |
|---|---|
| Hike to the viewpoint | You walk along a wooden path, while your local guide explains the island’s geology, history, and culture. From above, you can see twin beaches and Pinnacle Rock. |
| Snorkeling alongside marine | wildlife in the waters off Pinnacle: penguins, turtles, whitetip sharks, rays, tropical fish, and sea lions. Full equipment and wetsuit optional. |
| Zodiac ride | Coastal tour with explanations about volcanic formation and biodiversity. |
| Visit to Sullivan Bay | Additional snorkeling in the bay, among lava tunnels and lunar landscapes. Combined option upon request. |
| Cultural connection | Small groups allow for dialogue: we share traditions, ancestral fishing, and local life. Behind every landscape, there is a community. |
Galapagos Penguin: The only tropical penguin, abundant near rocks and beaches
Green turtle, sea lions, and whitetip sharks: common around Pinnacle Rock
Multicolored tropical fish, rays, lava lizards and iconic marine iguanas.
Adapted flora: lava cacti, hardy shrubs and native succulents.
All our tours include a certified local guide, ground and/or sea transportation, snorkeling equipment (when applicable), a picnic lunch or lunch at a local restaurant, and entrance fees when necessary. Always in small groups.
Yes, most of our tours are suitable for children, seniors, and people with moderate mobility. If you have any specific needs, please let us know and we can customize the experience for you.
Our guides are trained to offer tours in Spanish and English. If you require another language, we can help you with customized options.
The Galapagos can be visited year-round. January through May offers warmer weather and calmer seas; June through December offers cooler temperatures and more marine life. Each season has its own unique charm.
We recommend booking at least two weeks in advance, especially during peak season (June-August and December-January), although we also assist with last-minute reservations subject to availability.
Here are some tips to deal with motion sickness:
Safety is our priority. If weather prevents the tour from taking place, we will offer alternative options or reschedule based on your dates.
Write to us via WhatsApp or email, and we’ll be happy to help you plan your experience in the Galapagos.
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