Galápagos

The Galápagos Islands, an archipelago of volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean, are a naturalist’s paradise renowned for their unique wildlife and stunning landscapes. On Santa Cruz Island, home to the Charles Darwin Research Station you can learn about the islands’ conservation efforts and see giant tortoises up close. Explore the pristine beaches of Tortuga Bay, perfect for snorkelling and spotting marine iguanas. Head to Isabela Island to hike Sierra Negra, one of the world’s largest volcanic craters, and visit the Wall of Tears, a historical site with breathtaking views.

On Española Island, witness the spectacular courtship dance of the waved albatross and relax on the white sands of Gardner Bay. Floreana Island offers a blend of history and wildlife, with its Post Office Bay and vibrant flamingo lagoons. For diving enthusiasts, Wolf and Darwin Islands are premier spots to encounter hammerhead sharks, whale sharks, and vibrant coral reefs. The Galápagos Islands provide an unparalleled opportunity to observe wildlife in its natural habitat, from playful sea lions to blue-footed boobies, making it an unforgettable destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.