Sierra Negra Volcano walking tour in Isabela Island

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Place: Isabela Island

Duration: 4 hours

Language: English, Spanish

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Guided Tour

Hotel pick up

Do this because

Climbing the Sierra Negra volcano, the oldest one on Isabela Island
Admire incredible lava paths adorned with the local plant and animal life
Enjoy a unique adventure

What to expect

Enjoy a tour that gives you a great opportunity to discover the Sierra Negra volcano, considered the oldest one on Isabela Island.

Climbing the Sierra Negra volcanic crater is simply not to be missed for geology lovers and adventure seekers! The 12km hike takes about 3 hours. The hike is done on a medium-difficulty trail with a gentle slope. Sierra Negra Volcano has the second longest crater in the world, with approximately 6 miles in diameter and 300 feet deep and is one of the most spectacular sights in Galapagos.

The hike continues to Volcan Chico. You can feel the hot ground as you approach, as this is an active volcano. The panoramic view from this place is breathtaking.

After a day of adventure and beautiful sightings, you'll return to your hotel in the afternoon.

Please bring comfortable hiking shoes, a waterproof poncho, a jacket, sun protection, water bottle, and sun hats
It is recommended that you store any electronics in rain covers in case of rain

What’s included

Local guide (English and Spanish)

Hotel pick-up

Transportation

What’s not included

Food and drinks

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the experience begins.

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Location

Unnamed Road, Puerto Villamil, Ecuador

Meeting point:

Please meet the guide in the lobby of your hotel. The pickup service is available at any hotel inside the urban perimeter of Puerto Villamil (Isabela). Please note: If you don't want the hotel pick-up service, you should reach the starting point of the tour at Puerto Villamil, Isabela, Galápagos Islands.