The Galapagos Islands
Galapagos Islands are one of the world's most unspoilt areas 18 islands archipelago.
Colonial Quito Holidays Ecuador
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THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS Explore the Galápagos Islands with National Geographic and Lindblad Expeditions. The Galápagos Islands, located in the Pacific Ocean on the equator, are most often associated with Charles Darwin's theories of evolution and natural selection. The islands feature an abundance of wildlife and habitats to explore. To get expert advice planning your trip to the Galapagos: HMS Beagle visited the Islands on their journey in 1831-1836. With the boat came a long a young man, who eagerly studied the landscapes and bizarre life forms of the islands, which inspired him to write one of the most famous books in history, one that would revolutionize the view on our world; The Origin of Species. This man, was Charles Darwin. Get to know the wonderful Galapagos trough his eyes and discover the wonder. Trips to the Galápagos Islands useually start from Quinto in Ecuador Possible places to stay are below.
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Holiday Apartments and Villas in Ecuador Property Rentals in Ecuador Villarenters Holidays Galapagos Islands are one of the world's most unspoilt areas 18 islands archipelago.
Located in the Pacific Ocean approximately 650
miles from the coast of Ecuador, The Galapagos Islands are one of the world's
most unspoilt areas and the birthplace of Darwin's Theory of Evolution.
The area is rich in wildlife boasting amongst others Pelicans and Penguins;
the flightless Cormorant; Waved Albatross; the Blue-Footed Booby, the Iguanas
and of course, gigantic Tortoises. There are opportunities to see the unique
plant life by taking a walk over the lava fields to explore natural pools and
swim with the Turtles and Sea Lions. And, if the season is right, watch a
variety of whales as they swim past.
Visits to the islands are strictly
controlled and under constant threat that the numbers that travel there each
year may be further curtailed.
