


Finch Bay Galapagos Hotel

Finch Bay is the only beachfront hotel in the Galapagos — a National Geographic Unique Lodge on Santa Cruz, steps from Playa Los Alemanes and a short water-taxi across the bay from Puerto Ayora. Thirty-three neutral-palette rooms and suites include ocean-view Finch Bay Suites with hammock balconies and contemporary Evolution Suites, set among gardens by the sand. A beachside pool, a spa and an open-air restaurant sit by the beach, board runs flexibly from bed-and-breakfast to full-board, and the private Sea Lion Yacht handles day excursions to the outer islands. The Galapagos lie around a thousand kilometres off mainland Ecuador, the first place ever inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, and Santa Cruz is the most accessible base for them: the Charles Darwin Research Station, the white sands of Tortuga Bay and the highland tortoise reserves are all close, with snorkelling, sea lions and marine life in the bay itself, and the twin sinkholes of Los Gemelos and the lava tunnels in the green highlands above. Carbon-neutral, it completes the Metropolitan Touring trio with Mashpi and Casa Gangotena, reached via Baltra from Quito or Guayaquil — made for couples, families and active travellers who want a relaxed beachfront base for exploring the islands.













What Our Clients Say
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- Flexible board, bed-and-breakfast to full board.
- Made for couples, families and active travellers.
- The only beachfront hotel in the Galapagos.
- Via Baltra, from the mainland.


