Natali Constante

Natali Constante is a Galápagos Naturalist, biotechnology engineer, and global traveler whose life has been shaped by the connection between nature, science, culture and human interaction. Born in Quito and raised between the city and the Galápagos Islands, especially Isabela Island, she grew up experiencing both the energy of urban life and the beauty of the archipelago.

Her family forms part of the human history of Galápagos. Her grandfather was connected to the history of the Penitentiary Colony on Isabela Island and became one of the first naturalist guides. Her father and sister are also naturalist guides, and together her family has dedicated generations to tourism, conservation and sharing Galápagos with the world.

Currently living between Isabela Island and Quito, Natali is committed to showcasing the ecological and cultural richness of the islands to travelers from around the world. She is a certified Galápagos National Park Guide and has worked aboard several expedition vessels, leading travelers in English, Spanish and French through expedition cruises, island-hopping experiences and volcanic hiking expeditions.

Having traveled to 51 countries, Natali values intercultural connection and believes travel can transform how people relate to nature and to one another. Dance is also an essential part of her identity and self-expression, reflecting her love for human connection, movement and music.

With a background in Biotechnology Engineering and a Master’s degree in Food Innovation
and Development, she combines scientific curiosity with cultural understanding, creating
meaningful experiences that connect travelers to the spirit of the islands.