About Us
Our Safari Camp, roamed by wild giant tortoises and bordering the Galapagos National Park, is small by design and exclusive by definition. We design tailor-made safaris to meet incredible Galapagos wildlife.
Experience the Galapagos Islands on your own with the freedom to explore, guided safaris, and peaceful time at Galapagos Safari Camp — a safe, inspiring escape for solo travelers.
A Journey of Discovery
Solo travel in the Galapagos offers a rare opportunity to experience the islands on your own terms. Instead of worrying about travelling alone, guests at Galapagos Safari Camp discover a sense of freedom, a journey filled with surprises, serenity, and connection.
A land-based Safari is ideal for independent travelers seeking both adventure and comfort. From guided day trips to quiet moments at Camp, it’s a chance to explore far beyond the beaten path while enjoying the warm hospitality of a small, welcoming team.
Safety and Adventure
The Galapagos Islands are one of the safest destinations for solo travelers. Most safety considerations are practical — watching your step on trails, being careful when boarding boats, avoiding close contact with wildlife, and protecting yourself from the equatorial sun.
Within these natural rhythms, adventure comes easily. Every excursion reveals new perspectives and brings you closer to the remarkable diversity that defines the archipelago.
Guided Safaris
Each day at the Camp brings new possibilities. Our carefully curated safaris combine private land excursions with small-group boat trips to uninhabited islands. Every journey is led by an expert naturalist guide who shares the islands’ hidden stories and ensures you make the most of every moment.
For many solo travelers, these shared day trips offer a wonderful balance, the freedom of independent travel with the companionship of like-minded explorers.
Explore Santa Cruz
When not exploring the outer islands, you can enjoy the southern coast of Santa Cruz. Kayak through the mangroves of Playa Mansa, surf the waves off Playa Brava, or walk the pristine sands of Tortuga Bay.
For a change of pace, visit Puerto Ayora, the main town, to enjoy a meal by the waterfront or to browse the many souvenir shops.
Quiet Moments at Camp
After days spent exploring, the Camp is a sanctuary for reflection and rest. Relax by the pool overlooking the National Park, read on your private deck, or enjoy fireside conversation in the main lodge. Many guests find that solo travel here offers not just solitude, but connection — to nature, to others, and to themselves.
A True Digital Detox
The Galapagos offers a rare chance to unplug. Internet access is available but limited — encouraging guests to slow down and stay present. Before travelling, download books, back up photos, and plan occasional check-ins rather than staying online. It’s an invitation to truly disconnect and recharge.
Making the Most of Your Safari
Choosing to travel alone is an act of curiosity and courage. At Galapagos Safari Camp, our team is here to help you design a safari that fits your rhythm, from private guides and kayaking adventures to simply watching the sunset from your tent.
Whether you seek quiet reflection or active exploration, solo travel in the Galapagos promises something deeper: the joy of discovery, shared only with the wild.