FINCH
BAY HOTEL
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Experience
the Galapagos of your dreams in this in-depth Galapagos Adventure that puts
you in close contact with the natural world, while enjoying a relaxing stay
at the Finch Bay Hotel on Santa Cruz Island.
Whether your interests lie in observing the natural wildlife of the Galapagos,
enjoying world-class diving, mountain biking, exploring lava fields, relaxing
on the beach, or a bit of everything, your stay at the Finch Bay Hotel offers
you the freedom to select the activities of your choice:
Hike to Tortuga Bay
Swim
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Snorkel
Enjoy the sun at
the beach or the pool side
Photograph and observe
the wildlife
Stroll around the
village of Puerto Ayora
Enjoy day cruises
to nearby islands
Visit the Charles
Darwin Research Station
World-class scuba
diving
Adventure mountain
biking
Stargazing and much
more.
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You
don't even have to go far from your hotel, as just a relaxing walk
within the grounds can be a revealing introduction to the outstanding
variety of Darwin's Finches, famed for their role in Darwin's evolutionary
theory. The world-renowned Charles Darwin Research Station, with the
famous giant Galapagos tortoises after which the islands are named,
is only a short distance away. Naturalist-led day cruises to nearby
islands showcase more of this evolutionary paradise.
Spend a full week as you combine relaxation at the Finch Bay Hotel,
the only hotel by the beach in Santa Cruz Island, with action-packed
days as you thoroughly explore this |
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paradise
at your own pace and mood. Shorter hotel packages are available. This
is also the perfect venue to complement your Galápagos Cruise Expedition
with a pre or post cruise land stay in the islands. |
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At
the Finch Bay Hotel you will truly experience a place of superb natural
beauty and intimate connection with nature like the Galapagos. At
dusk, the orange colored skies are the backdrop for thousands of cattle
egrets that fly overhead on their way from the highlands of Santa
Cruz Island to their nesting area in the mangroves at the back of
the hotel. Blue footed boobies and brown pelicans plunge into the
ocean looking for their last bite before retiring for the night, while
the night herons awaken and emerge from the mangroves to look for
food along the beach. |
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