As adults who work, we often get up around the same time, have coffee, leave for work, visit coworkers, return home (or go out for a beer), prepare dinner, and then head back to bed. Although it may seem monotonous, there is a certain comfort in these routines that enables us to plan, make objectives, and occasionally look forward to something different.
All Galapagos cruises adhere to an environmentally sustainable approach. Every ship is entitled to navigate the marine reserve’s seas today after receiving formal approval from the Galapagos National Park, the Maritime Authorities, and the Ecuadorian Ministry of Tourism.
We have been successfully collaborating with the Galapagos Islands populations through our Ecuadorian company, Metropolitan Touring, which pioneered both the islands’ tourism and economy. Metropolitan Touring in Galapagos is currently part of a program that, in conjunction with the Galapagos National Park, invites aspiring guides as interns on board our vessels out of concern for the welfare of the islands and their people
In the Santa Cruz II Galapagos Cruise as adults who work, we often get up around the same time, have coffee, leave for work, visit coworkers, return home (or go out for a beer), prepare dinner, and then head back to bed. Although it may seem monotonous, there is a certain comfort in these routines that enables us to plan, make objectives, and occasionally look forward to something different.
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