British citizens going on Galapagos holidays from the UK must ensure that their passports will remain valid for at least 6 months after the last day of their trip and have ample space for entry and exit stamps.
Visas are also not required for United States, Canadian and most other European citizens unless they are staying for longer than 90 days.
In addition to a valid passport, Brits going on holidays to the Galapagos Islands must provide evidence of a hotel booking or a host invitation, proof of a return flight to the Ecuadorian mainland, travel insurance and have completed the online Galapagos control card at least 24 hours before their flight and have a copy of it for their records.
It’s worth noting that visitors must pay a park fee upon arriving at the archipelago. Currently, it is $100 for non-Ecuadorian adults and $50 for non-Ecuadorian children under 12.