Why are the Galapagos a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
The Galapagos Islands represent something enormously unique to our planet and the importance of conservation efforts. Read more in our blog!
The Galapagos Islands represent something enormously unique to our planet and the importance of conservation efforts. Read more in our blog!
The Galapagos Islands are one of the few safe places on our planet that still remain “off the beaten path,” making for the best solo travel destination.
Every now and then, our guests aboard the Santa Cruz II get to experience something rather special. In this case, it was the miracle of life!
The Andean Choco is indeed a part of UNESCO’s highly-renowned category of Biosphere Reserves. In this blog, we tell what this means.
All visitors in the Galapagos Islands have a highly important role to play in keeping them safe and pristine. Discover the National Park rules here!
Changing Seasons in Galapagos are a remarkable thing to witness, especially when you’re traveling in the company of equally-fascinated guests and guides.
Read on to see the amazing animals we encountered and a little surprise that awaited at the bottom of the sea! You heard right! Hammerhead sharks!
Ever wonder what maternal instincts look like in the archipelago? Find out how animal mothers in the Galapagos Islands take care of their offspring.
If you want to truly explore the incredible ecosystems and wildlife in the glorious Galapagos, be sure to learn about the top 8 islands to visit!
Highlights of our Eastern Galapagos Islands Itinerary make it one of the most comprehensive expeditions that we offer throughout the Galapagos.