WOC Spring Break: Galápagos Expedition

*Note since we have released spots to the vendor there will be some non Wharton people on the boat. The boat fits 16 at maximum and we currently have the majority.*
Join an unforgettable small-group expedition through the Galápagos Islands, one of the most ecologically unique destinations on Earth. This five-day boat-based journey offers extraordinary wildlife encounters, elite snorkeling in nutrient-rich waters, and access to some of the archipelago’s most pristine and rarely visited islands.

You’ll explore remote sites including Isabela and Fernandina, home to Galápagos penguins, flightless cormorants, marine iguanas, sea turtles, rays, and reef sharks. With guided hikes across dramatic volcanic landscapes and daily snorkeling in areas known for dense marine life and active feeding behavior. The experience is fully guided by a bilingual National Park naturalist and includes all meals, activities, and onboard accommodation.

For those who want to extend the adventure, an optional post-trip add-on is being planned to Española and San Cristóbal Islands, featuring Suárez Point’s iconic waved albatross colonies, Gardner Islet’s white-sand beaches, and relaxed snorkeling with sea lions and tropical fish.

This trip is best suited for travelers who love the ocean, wildlife, snorkeling, and being outdoors. Space is limited to 16 participants.

📍 Dates: March 6–10 (optional extension March 11–13)
✈️ Arrival: Quito by March 5
💰 Cost: $1,865 USD (excluding flights, park fees, and add-on)

*Registration does not guarantee a spot on the trek. $900 deposit due within 24 hours of registration Please join WhatsApp group chat for more details*
Zelle: Ariana.katsanis@gmail.com
Venmo: @Ariana-Katsanis

Full itinerary details, inclusions, and FAQs are outlined in the trip overview ppt
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1DvPRf41vk-8Zp-NbnhWxE-s0pIuJodb_X8YhKA5uXCk/edit?slide=id.g3bab89d57cb_0_13#slide=id.g3bab89d57cb_0_13

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