The Galápagos Islands are unlike anywhere else — a pristine sanctuary where wildlife and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located 1,000 km off Ecuador’s coast, these volcanic islands are home to species that evolved in complete isolation, inspiring Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution.
Each island has its own ecosystem: giant tortoises roam the misty highlands, marine iguanas bask on lava shores, and blue-footed boobies perform their famous courtship dances. The surrounding waters teem with penguins, sea lions, manta rays, and tropical fish — a diver’s paradise. Unique plants, from lava cacti to giant daisies, add to the archipelago’s otherworldly feel.
Top Wildlife & Nature Experiences in the Galápagos
Visit Santa Cruz Island’s tortoise sanctuaries.
Snorkel with sea lions and turtles in crystal waters.
Explore Isabela’s lava tunnels and mangroves.
Spot waved albatross and iguanas on Española Island.
Hike volcanic trails on Bartolomé Island.
The Galápagos are a true natural wonder — a living classroom where visitors witness evolution in action. Every step here deepens your connection to the planet’s most extraordinary life forms.
