The government of Ecuador has decided to no longer contribute to jet fuel subsidies, leaving airlines to cover the costs. This means that visitors planning a trip to the Galapagos Islands will notice a rise in domestic air travel by approximately 15% in the beginning of January 2012. For anyone that books their airfare before Dec 31, 2011 they will lock in the lower price, no matter when in 2012 they travel. This location is one of the most unique, untouched and “must-see” destination’s for wildlife and nature in the entire world.

One of Goway’s trip options by land is the Galapagos Finch Bay Lodge for 8 days from $1,624. This trip includes beach front hotel accommodations, all transfers, Highlands tour, a full-day excursion, guided visit to Charles Darwin Research Station, use of snorkeling equipment & facilities. Finch Bay has 6 ocean-view suites, 21 premium air-conditioned rooms; healthy international and Galapagos inspired menus prepared daily using the freshest ingredients.

For travelers who enjoy cruising, Goway offers a variety of different vessels from luxury to economic choices for discovering the Galapagos by sea. Goway’s luxurious M/Y Odyssey Grand is a 10 day trip from $6,240. This ship combines luxury, privacy and comfort onboard with a large solarium, two Jacuzzis, sun loungers, Mini Spa, spacious suites and panoramic views. The package includes round-trip domestic flights from Quito to Galapagos, Galapagos Park entrance fee, Visitors ticket, all transport, most tours, local guides, all entrances and most meals.

For the budget traveler, Goway offers the Angelito for 8 days from $4,078. Considered almost a floating mini-hotel with four sundecks, elegant dining deck with bar and handsome interior, this trip includes everything that the Odyssey Grand trip entails.

Goway, 888-469-2955, www.Goway.com