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What Kind of Activities Does Yacht Isabela II Offer?
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When traveling, how we experience a destination can vary greatly depending on how we decide to explore it. Aboard the Yacht Isabela II, guests enjoy a wide range of Galápagos activities designed to connect travelers with the archipelago’s unique wildlife and landscapes. From guided hikes and snorkeling adventures to kayaking and glass-bottom boat rides, each activity is crafted to provide unforgettable encounters with nature in one of the world’s most extraordinary ecosystems.
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Why You Shouldn’t Miss the Charles Darwin Research Station
When planning your trip to the Galapagos Islands, you will often see the name Charles Darwin and the Charles Darwin Research Station. Many people know who the famous scientist was and his work on the islands, but many have yet to find out about the activities of the station named after him.
Galapagos Penguin Courtship Displays: Things Are Heating Up in the Archipelago!
It is during this time of the year that Galapagos penguin courtship displays are in full swing over at Bartolome Island, specifically. Monogamous by nature, Galapagos penguins (a prestigious member of our BIG15 group of iconic species) are tremendously devoted to their mate.
How much time should I spend in Galapagos?
The best amount of time in Galapagos Islands is 5 days, minimum. However, the longer you stay to enjoy most of what Galapagos has to offer, the greater the amount of time you’ll have to experience a wider variety of magical moments.
Volcanic Eruptions Galore! Fernandina Island concludes, Isabela Island is just getting started!
Hot on the heels of our blog post from the other week regarding insular volcanoes, our always dynamic Earth managed to give us a show about ten days ago with a powerful, delightful, and impressive eruption on Fernandina Island (La Cumbre Volcano)
Where are Penguins Found in the Galapagos Islands?
Galapagos is the only place in the whole world where human beings can encounter penguins north of the equator. What’s even better?
What’s the difference between a fur seal and a sea lion in Galapagos?
When you see two animals that look alike, how can you tell them apart? Is the animal in this picture a Galapagos fur seal or sea lion?
Where Can I Find Purple-footed Boobies in Galapagos?
A modern definition of “mixing” species reads as: the process of combining different varieties of organisms. This is also known as the production of hybrids, and the correct biological term is hybridization (you can also spell it as hybridisation).
Pirate-Birds: Great and Magnificent Frigatebirds
ou can see frigatebirds all over the islands Galapagos Islands. There are a couple of places in particular that are perfect to see them in action: Genovesa, North Seymour, and San Cristobal Islands. They’re great places to observe great and magnificent frigate birds. Especially in the highlands of San Cristobal, there is a freshwater lake where many frigatebirds go to wash the salt water off of their wings.
KNOW YOUR TORTOISES – where else in the world can you find giant tortoises?
The Galapagos Islands of Ecuador hold the largest collection of species of giant tortoises, but these remarkable chelonians are found in just one more place on Earth… Herpetologists are scientists who specialize in reptiles, and nothing has puzzled them more than the evolution of giant tortoises. Fossil records show that
Doldrums in the East Pacific! Discovery of Galapagos (Part II)
MARCH 2, 1535 – About a week ago, we spoke about the departure of Berlanga’s vessel from Panama and its goal to reach Puerto Viejo in Peru with news from the King of Spain, Carlos V. It’s important to remember that the vessel, the crew, and the overall equipment onboard were never properly geared towards the open seas.
What Can I See in Galapagos In April?
Little by little, the rains are subsiding and the Galapagos Islands are painted in a beautiful vibrant green. Lush and full of life, the Archipelago is ready for courtship rituals and mating season this month of April!
The Headless Gringa of the Galapagos: Trapped in Purgatory
While Santa Cruz Island’s natural history is interesting, Baltra Island’s paranormal past may be even more intriguing, especially with Halloween approaching this month. We are, of course, referring to the Galapagos Headless Gringa.
The HMS Beagle ship in the Galapagos Islands
The Voyage of the HMS Beagle was probably one of the most interesting and unique marine voyages ever accomplished. Not only the fact that Charles Darwin was on board made it unique, but these sea farers were in their mere mid-twenties and got so much accomplished.
Galapagos Marine Reserve: 19th Year Anniversary
The Galapagos Marine Reserve On 18 March, the Galapagos Marine Reserve commemorated its 19th anniversary. All these years of hard work would not have been possible without the cooperation between the Galapagos National Park and the Charles Darwin Research Station. Also between public and private foundations, tour operators, and the
3 Main Tips to Galapagos Expedition
It’s not always the case that “one size fits all” when it comes to cruises in the Galapagos. There are distinct advantages for travelers that choose to explore the natural wonders of the enchanted isles aboard a multiple-guided ship.