Galapagos Islands

The Galapagos Islands are an archipelago of volcanic islands distributed around the equator, it is a province of Ecuador, a country in northwestern South America, the islands consists of 13 major islands, of which 5 are inhabited. The islands are rich in flora and fauna. The Galapagos Islands are blessed with pleasant weather all year round.

Sierra Negra Volcano

Sierra Negra Volcano is located in the southeast of Isla Isabela also known as Albermarle Island, the volcano rises to an elevation of nearly 1500 meters. It is the largest and one of most active volcanos in the archipelago, with 10 known eruptions since 1813.

Charles Darwin Research Station

The Charles Darwin Research Station was established in 1959, the Darwin Station primarily a scientific operation, conducts research and assists other researches within the Galapagos National Park and Galapagos Marine Reserve. Visitors can learn about natural history, issues concerning the islands, and see the Tortoise breeding and rearing project at work in the Charles Darwin Research Station.

Darwin Trail

Darwin Trail is a hiking trail beginning at Darwin Bay Beach, this nature hiking trail leads to many seabird colonies, the trail is a favorite amongst trekking enthusiasts.

Darwin & Wolf Islands

Darwin & Wolf Islands are again favorites amongst travelers, they are two eroded volcanos located on a volcanic ridge, Wolf island is only inhabited by sea birds, it’s a great destination for underwater diving and snorkeling.