Amangala Surf Co, is a small, family owned operation based on the Galapagos islands with over 20 years experience in showing and sharing this magical place that we also call home. 

We specialise in small, private groups of no more than 10 guests at any given week.

Our CEO, Eddie Salazar, a former national surfing champion and a diver with over 1000 dives on the Galapagos started to provide his surfing and spots knowledge to passing by surfers in 1995 and eventually offered some of the first surf tours on the Galapagos. Since then, over 2000 surfers have been able to enjoy not only the great galapaguenian waves but also able to enjoy one of the most amazing national parks in the world.

OUR STAFF

All our surf guides are born and raised on the Galapagos Islands with plenty of experience around the Islands. They are all bilingual and have first aid training. All our naturalist guides are level 2, provided by the National park Galapagos. All our underwater guides have a Dive Master certification. Our Free Diving course is dictated by a certified instructor.

OUR MISSION

To provide you with an extraordinary travel experience in a sustainable way.  Tourism and environmental responsibility are interchangeable words to us.  Living and working in the Galapagos, our team is acutely aware of our responsibilities as custodians to one of the most amazing places on earth.  We go above and beyond what the Galapagos National Park Directorate (GNPD) and Ecuadorian Ministry of Tourism require for tour providers.  We work with hotel partners that conserve water and energy, recycle and treat waste material and source locally produced products.  All our employees are local and extremely knowledgeable about the environment and how to protect it.  We believe in sustainable tourism and its benefits to the islands, the local population and our clients.

Amangala donates 2% of all its profits to FRENTE INSULAR, a local, non profit movement that focuses on educational programs about the impact of plastic used on the daily basis here at the islands. It also organises weekly coastal clean ups.