Most Galápagos content focuses entirely on wildlife. That skips a genuinely fascinating part of the story: the human history layered underneath it. San Cristóbal’s highlands hold the ruins of a 19th-century sugar empire. Manuel J. Cobos built it, and his own workers eventually killed him. Descendants of the highland families still farm that same land today. This category explores that history in depth, giving real context to places most tours only pass through.
The History of Surfing in San Cristóbal, GalápagosLong before surf tourism existed here, a handful of locals were already paddling out at Wreck Bay, chasing waves in one of the most isolated places on the planet. Here's how San Cristóbal…
The Highlands Tour San Cristobal is the best way to see beyond the beaches of Puerto Baquerizo Moreno. Most visitors picture Galápagos as sea lions and turquoise water. However, the interior of San Cristóbal Island hides something different. Misty crater…
Looking for free things to do in San Cristobal that go beyond beaches and wildlife? A hands-on ceviche cooking class might be exactly what your itinerary is missing. In fact, some local restaurants and community-based experiences in Puerto Baquerizo Moreno…
