The Galapagos Islands may not be the Bahamas or Bali, but a visit to this exotic location is worthwhile! You will get a beautiful blend of pristine beaches, remote wildlife reserves, imposing active volcanoes, in addition to a generally bewitching atmosphere! It doesn’t matter if your wish to swim with exotic fish, hike through impressive surroundings or simply watch beautiful wildlife, the Galapagos Islands have got you covered!
These islands came to be when volcanoes erupted out of the sea, a transformation that saw a number of species evolve independently on different islands. As such, each of the islands that makeup the Galapagos has a lot to offer its visitors.
A look at some of the things you must do if you ever visited the Islands:
· Visit the magnificent natural landmark at Puerto Egas, with its long, flat, black lava shoreline that gives rise to eroded forms such as inlets, caves and lava pools. While there, be sure to visit with and admire the beautiful marine iguanas as they lounge lazily under the sun. In addition, take a look at hunting herons as they seek to feast on sally light foot crabs.
· Bask under the beautiful sun or watch beautiful wildlife at the La Loberia Island. On this isolated stretch of the island, you will find sea lions taking pleasure in their home. You could also partake in a bit of surfing or swimming at particular places that are away from the rather territorial alpha male sea lions.
· Watch beautiful baby tortoises as they come to this world from the baby tortoise world at the Charles Darwin Research Institute. While there, you can also acquire knowledge of the islands at informative museum within.
· Turtle Bay (Santa Cruz Island) is the place where you will find beautiful marine turtles, get a chance to bask under the beautiful sun or visit with the marine iguanas and Sally Lightfoot crabs that also call the island home.
· In case you are aquatic enthusiast, then you be glad to know that there is plenty of opportunity to go snorkeling and diving on these beautiful Islands! A plunge into the gorgeous turquoise waters will present you with hundreds of beautiful and colorful water creatures such as the penguin, sea horses, tropical fish, sea turtles and sea lions. For the joy of snorkeling or diving, be sure to visit with beautiful spots on the Santa Cruz Island, Isabela Island, San Cristobal and Isla Lobos among others.
· Visit with the rather petite island of Isla Santa Fe and where you can enjoy a bit of snorkeling, visit with beautiful wildlife such as the marine iguanas, sea lions and birds or you could simply relax the day away at the beautiful beaches.
· Pay a visit to Isla Islabela, the largest Island and explore the strikingly beautiful Volcano Wolf, one of the most active volcanoes of all the islands. There have been ten eruptions between the years of 1797 and 1982 and you will be able to view young lava covering the caldera floor
· For in-depth knowledge of the Galapagos Islands, be sure to visit the Interpretation Center, where you will find useful information in regards to human history, geology, and biology as it pertains to the islands.
· Enjoy low-key night cubs, fantastic restaurants and beautiful places to shop when you pay a visit to Perto Ayoya, along Academy Bay, to the southern shoreline of Santa Cruz.
These islands came to be when volcanoes erupted out of the sea, a transformation that saw a number of species evolve independently on different islands. As such, each of the islands that makeup the Galapagos has a lot to offer its visitors.
A look at some of the things you must do if you ever visited the Islands:
· Visit the magnificent natural landmark at Puerto Egas, with its long, flat, black lava shoreline that gives rise to eroded forms such as inlets, caves and lava pools. While there, be sure to visit with and admire the beautiful marine iguanas as they lounge lazily under the sun. In addition, take a look at hunting herons as they seek to feast on sally light foot crabs.
· Bask under the beautiful sun or watch beautiful wildlife at the La Loberia Island. On this isolated stretch of the island, you will find sea lions taking pleasure in their home. You could also partake in a bit of surfing or swimming at particular places that are away from the rather territorial alpha male sea lions.
· Watch beautiful baby tortoises as they come to this world from the baby tortoise world at the Charles Darwin Research Institute. While there, you can also acquire knowledge of the islands at informative museum within.
· Turtle Bay (Santa Cruz Island) is the place where you will find beautiful marine turtles, get a chance to bask under the beautiful sun or visit with the marine iguanas and Sally Lightfoot crabs that also call the island home.
· In case you are aquatic enthusiast, then you be glad to know that there is plenty of opportunity to go snorkeling and diving on these beautiful Islands! A plunge into the gorgeous turquoise waters will present you with hundreds of beautiful and colorful water creatures such as the penguin, sea horses, tropical fish, sea turtles and sea lions. For the joy of snorkeling or diving, be sure to visit with beautiful spots on the Santa Cruz Island, Isabela Island, San Cristobal and Isla Lobos among others.
· Visit with the rather petite island of Isla Santa Fe and where you can enjoy a bit of snorkeling, visit with beautiful wildlife such as the marine iguanas, sea lions and birds or you could simply relax the day away at the beautiful beaches.
· Pay a visit to Isla Islabela, the largest Island and explore the strikingly beautiful Volcano Wolf, one of the most active volcanoes of all the islands. There have been ten eruptions between the years of 1797 and 1982 and you will be able to view young lava covering the caldera floor
· For in-depth knowledge of the Galapagos Islands, be sure to visit the Interpretation Center, where you will find useful information in regards to human history, geology, and biology as it pertains to the islands.
· Enjoy low-key night cubs, fantastic restaurants and beautiful places to shop when you pay a visit to Perto Ayoya, along Academy Bay, to the southern shoreline of Santa Cruz.