The Puerto Baquerizo Moreno's Malecón is a great spot to take in the picturesque surroundings and incredible wildlife the Galapagos Islands have to offer. Visitors can expect to find 1000 sea lions honking away at each other while also spotting iguanas, sea turtles, crabs, pelicans, and various species of finches. There are plenty of restaurants, stores, and gift shops close by.

The San Cristobal Interpretation Center is a unique experience that provides visitors with a rich history of the Galapagos islands. The tour offers an overview of the volcanic origin of the islands and their special climate and also covers topics such as human exploration and colonization, conservation efforts, and the current reality of the archipelago. Visitors can explore the interactive installations in the Nature History Room, Human History Room and Outdoor Theater or watch documentaries on the Galapagos ecosystem in the Screening Room. This museum is sure to provide an immersive educational experience for all ages. You can come here on your way to Cerro Tijeretas, and Muelle Tijeretas or if you're a fan of hikes to Playa Baquerizo Beach.

Cerro Tijeretas, or Frigate Bird Hill, is the perfect place for a free and independent activity on Isla San Cristobal in the Galapagos Islands. The hike takes one to an outlook point with breathtaking views of Darwin’s Cove and out to sea. With proper footwear, one could proceed further up and finish at Playa Baquerizo. There is great potential for wildlife spotting as frigate birds, blue-footed boobies, turtles, sea lions and iguanas have been seen here. Alternatively, take the right fork on your way back from Cerro Tijeretas and visit Punta Carola Beach.

Playa Baquerizo is an amazing beach located next to Puerto Baquerizo Moreno. It boasts beautiful white sand, crystal clear waters and plenty of wildlife. Visitors will especially enjoy seeing the sea iguanas, sea lions, crabs and other creatures that live in the area. The best way to reach this stunning destination is by hiking along a 2 km path over lava boulders. Adventurers should be sure to wear good shoes and bring plenty of water on their journey. Once there, they can take a refreshing swim, explore the bay, or just relax and take in the breathtaking coastal scenery.

Muelle Tijeretas is situated on San Cristobal Island in the Galapagos Archipelago. It's a stunning port with turquoise water and a breathtaking view full of wildlife. Those visiting this spot can enjoy the dozens of sea lions resting on the rocks or cooling off in the crystal-clear water. Tourists can also dive into the caves, which house even more amazing creatures and sights. Muelle Tijeretas is one of the best snorkeling spots in the islands, and it is not to be missed. Sunsets here are nothing short of mesmerizing, and visitors must take the time to bask in its beauty.

El Junco Lagoon is one of the most distinctive locations in the Galapagos Islands; it is the only permanent freshwater lake in the archipelago which formed when an extinct volcano crater collapsed and was filled with rain from the abundant highland. The lake boasts 360,000 cubic meters of water and its mysterious mist-shrouded views are a treat for visitors. This unique location is popular among bird-watchers; frigate birds can be observed swooping down to clean salt from their wings and other species such as white-cheeked pintail ducks, cattle egrets and pied-billed grebes inhabit the lake. Nature lovers also enjoy exploring the lush vegetation that the lake's cooler temperatures provide, and snapping photos of the exceptional panoramic view of El Junco provided at the main viewpoint. This lake is usually part of the Highlands Tour (Tour Parte Alta) that also takes you to the Giant Tortoise Reserve and to the Puerto Chino Beach.

Galapaguera de Cerro Colorado is a renowned tortoise reserve in the highlands of San Cristobal Island. Established in 2002 by the Galapagos National Park Service, this park is home to both adult and baby Galapagos giant tortoises, as well as other wildlife and native vegetation. Visitors can explore the 30-acre reserve at their own pace, spotting adult tortoises wandering freely, observing baby tortoises housed in protected enclosures, and marveling at the rare lava lizards, mockingbirds, and finches unique to the island. A visit to Galapaguera de Cerro Colorado is a perfect day trip for those interested in learning about the local wildlife and conservation of the archipelago, or just hoping to have an up-close encounter with the iconic giants of the Galapagos. This reserve is usually part of the Highlands Tour (Tour Parte Alta) that also takes you to the El Junco Lagoon and to the Puerto Chino Beach.

Puerto Chino Beach is an unforgettable paradise! Located on San Cristobal Island in the Galapagos, Puerto Chino Beach is the perfect destination for visitors in search for a picture-perfect tropical paradise. This narrow stretch of sand is bordered by rocky cliffs offering stunning views of the bay as well as plenty of shade. There are no amenities, so make sure to bring water and snacks. The clear water makes it easy to spot swimming sea lions and for the lucky ones, blue-footed boobies along the adjacent trail. Puerto Chino Beach will please guests with its picture-perfect sand, inviting water activities, and wildlife viewing opportunities. This beach is usually part of the Highlands Tour (Tour Parte Alta) that also takes you to the El Junco Lagoon and to the Giant Tortoise Reserve.