Galapagos Safari Camp has been featured in the Los Angeles Times article “For Adventurous, Nature-Loving Couples, These Honeymoon Escapes Redefine What it Means to Unwind” , highlighting a shift in how couples are choosing to travel in the Galapagos and beyond.
The piece explores how a growing number of newlyweds are moving away from traditional beach resort honeymoons in favour of experiences that reflect their shared interests, whether that’s wildlife, hiking, food, or exploration.
Within this context, Galapagos Safari Camp is presented as a land-based alternative to cruise travel, offering a more flexible and personal way to explore the islands. Set in the highlands of Santa Cruz, the Camp provides access to volcanic landscapes, giant tortoise habitats, and coastal ecosystems, while allowing you to explore at your own pace.
“The hotels below are designed for that kind of travel. These are places where high-level hospitality meets access to extraordinary landscapes …”
Read the full article here:
https://www.latimes.com/weddings/locations/honeymoon-trips/story/nature-lover-honeymoon-advenuture-guide
