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Caption: Fearless & Friendly Galápagos
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Caption: The Galapagos Islands are part of Ecuador and are situated in the Pacific Ocean about 620 miles (1,000 km) west of South America.
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Caption: The archipelago consists of 19 far-flung islands and dozens of islets and rocks that dot a vast area that covers nearly 2,800 square miles (45,000 square kilometers).
Caption: What to do in the Galápagos Islands?
Wildlife Watching
Swimming with Sea Lions
Snorkelling
Glass-bottom boat
Stargazing
Hiking
Kayaking
SUP
And more...
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Caption: Totally fearless
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Caption: Blue-footed Booby
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Caption: When it comes to wildlife, no place on Earth compares to the Galapagos Islands. Lumbering giant tortoises and curious sea lion pups amid dramatic volcanic landscapes let you feel what it was like before humans emerged on the planet.
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Caption: “I scatch your back...”
Nazca boobies courting.
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Caption: Frigat birds waiting to
impress a future mate.
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Caption: Thanks to a lack of natural predators, wildlife in the Galapagos has no fear of humans, making the islands one of the world’s greatest wonders and a magical destination to visit.
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Caption: Red-footed Booby
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Caption: Sea lions dance around a water taxi, locally called “panga,” en route from a yacht to an excursion.
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Caption: The weather is excellent all year round, perfect for water activities.
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Caption: SUP in the Galapagos? Definitely.
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Caption: It’s all about the color of your feet...
As blue as the sky.
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Caption: Ending a perfect day...
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