Room Count: 14 Rooms
Pikaia Lodge
Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
14 Rooms
A naturalist-guided cruise is still the most conventional way to explore the Galápagos, but Pikaia Lodge makes a strong case for considering a land-based adventure. Considered the archipelago’s first luxury hotel, it’s located on the edge of a volcanic caldera on the island of Santa Cruz — a dramatically beautiful setting, to say the least — with an...
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Sector El Camote a 100 m del Cerro Mesa, Galapagos Islands, 200105, ECU
Pikaia Lodge
Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
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naturalist-guided cruise is still the most conventional way to explore the Galápagos, but Pikaia Lodge makes a strong case for considering a land-based adventure. Considered the archipelago’s first luxury hotel, it’s located on the edge of a volcanic caldera on the island of Santa Cruz — a dramatically beautiful setting, to say the least — with an ultra-modern design that stands out from its rugged surroundings.Rooms and suites are sleek and minimalist with floor-to-ceiling windows facing panoramic views of the mountains and the vast Pacific. All are lavishly appointed with supple bamboo wood flooring, spacious Peruvian travertine marble-lined bathrooms with soaking tubs, and private terraces or gardens.
Other highlights include a large infinity-edge pool, a Japanese-inspired wellness center, and an elegant all-day restaurant. South American wines are served by glowing firepits after dark, and the lodge has a private fleet of boats for excursions around the island.
Room Count: 14 Rooms
Room details coming soon.
Services & Amenities
- Parking
- Free wi-fi
- Gym
- Swimming pool
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Sauna
- Yoga
- Spa treatments (on request)
- Bikes available
- Wine Cellar
- Multi-lingual staff
Location
Sector El Camote a 100 m del Cerro Mesa, Galapagos Islands, 200105, ECU
Overview
The Story
A naturalist-guided cruise is still the most conventional way to explore the Galápagos, but Pikaia Lodge makes a strong case for considering a land-based adventure. Considered the archipelago’s first luxury hotel, it’s located on the edge of a volcanic caldera on the island of Santa Cruz — a dramatically beautiful setting, to say the least — with an ultra-modern design that stands out from its rugged surroundings.
Rooms and suites are sleek and minimalist with floor-to-ceiling windows facing panoramic views of the mountains and the vast Pacific. All are lavishly appointed with supple bamboo wood flooring, spacious Peruvian travertine marble-lined bathrooms with soaking tubs, and private terraces or gardens.
Other highlights include a large infinity-edge pool, a Japanese-inspired wellness center, and an elegant all-day restaurant. South American wines are served by glowing firepits after dark, and the lodge has a private fleet of boats for excursions around the island.
Rooms and suites are sleek and minimalist with floor-to-ceiling windows facing panoramic views of the mountains and the vast Pacific. All are lavishly appointed with supple bamboo wood flooring, spacious Peruvian travertine marble-lined bathrooms with soaking tubs, and private terraces or gardens.
Other highlights include a large infinity-edge pool, a Japanese-inspired wellness center, and an elegant all-day restaurant. South American wines are served by glowing firepits after dark, and the lodge has a private fleet of boats for excursions around the island.
Services & Amenities
- Parking
- Free wi-fi
- Gym
- Swimming pool
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Sauna
- Yoga
- Spa treatments (on request)
- Bikes available
- Wine Cellar
- Multi-lingual staff
Hotel Policy
Check in: 3:00 PM, Check Out 12:00 PM
Minimum age for children is 8 years old.
Pikaia can accept children younger than 8, however, guests must acquire private services (naturalist guide and transfer).
The Galapagos National Park Transit Card (US$ 20 per person*) is to be paid in cash by the guest at the airport in Quito or Guayaquil before flying to the Galapagos. Without this, the guest will not be allowed to check in for the flight.
The Galapagos National Park Entrance Fee (US $200.00 per adult / US$ 100.00 per children under 12 years old*) is to be paid in cash by the guest upon arrival at the airport in the Galapagos.* Subject to change without prior notice.
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Jun 17 - Jun 18 · 2 Guests · 1 Room