Galapagos Safari Camp
Nature
Sustainability
Adventure
Galapagos Safari Camp is a tented lodge located in the highlands of Santa Cruz Island, on a 135-acre private reserve. Inspired by classic African safari camps, the property blends canvas, wood, and open-air design with views toward the Pacific Ocean. Surrounded by native forest and birdlife, the camp offers a quiet retreat with easy access to tortoise reserves, lava tunnels, and coastal sites. Learn more about Galapagos Safari Camp’s story here on the LANDED podcast.
Accommodation
Luxury Safari Tents
229 sq ft | 1 King OR 2 Twin beds | 2 guests
Family Safari Tents
295 sq ft | 1 King AND 2 Twin beds | 2-4 guests
Family Suite
374 sq ft | 1 King AND 4 Twin beds | 2-6 guests
Amenities
- Lounge
- Dining room
- Bar
- Fireplace
- Kid’s club
- Infinity pool
- View terrace
In-Room Amenities:
- Private balconies
- Hammocks
- Desk area
- Mosquito nets
- Ceiling fan
- Solar-powered hot water
Activities
- Visits to nearby giant tortoise reserves
- Wildlife viewing (marine iguanas, sea lions, turtles, bird species)
- Exploration of lava tunnels
- Trips to the Charles Darwin Research Station
- Visits to uninhabited islands
- Snorkeling
- Scuba diving
- Cycling
- Beach visits
- Hiking
- Visits to the camp’s cacao plantation