Wildlife Galore In The Glorious Galapagos!

The Galapagos Islands are a wonderful collection of remote islands in the north Pacific, and a thriving paradise for quirky species of birds and wildlife that are only found here, in the gorgeous Galapagos. Flightless cormorants, sally lightfoot crabs, blue-footed boobies and marine iguanas bask beneath the summer sun, completely oblivious to how special they are.

With few predators and no fear of man, a visit to the Galapagos is a delightful glimpse into an untouched world where animals and man share their environment in perfect harmony. Each island has an astonishing geological history, with everything from rocky outcrops to lush cactus fields, sparkling lagoons, tranquil coves and vibrant underwater lava fields to uncover on your daily adventures.

• Visit the Darwin research station on Santa Cruz Island
• Snorkel in scenic rock pools in the Isabela lava tunnels
• Immerse yourself in another world with San Cristobal’s exotic wildlife
• Learn about Floreana's strange history
• Experience a brilliant array of quirky endemic species in Espanola

Don't be surprised if you make a few new friends along the way!

Curious sea lions, friendly iguanas and Galapagos giant tortoises frolic amongst the guests, just as fascinated with you as Charles Darwin was with the intricate ecosystems that inspired the theory of evolution in 1835.

Darwin's greatest body of work, The Origin of Species, remains one of our most important works of scientific study. It put the Galapagos Islands on the map as a living laboratory that will captivate scientists for decades to come.

Whether you're a budding naturalist, a scientist at heart, or an avid explorer looking to escape the beaten track in a different world, the Galapagos Islands is the place to be!

Get in touch. Let's put something remarkable together for your dream holiday to the Galapagos today!

Discover Floreana's Unusual Post Office

The Island of Floreana is one of just four inhabited islands in the Galapagos. In the 18^th Century, homesick whalers stationed in the Galapagos came up with an inventive way of communicating with friends and family back home.

Letters were placed inside a simple wooden barrel for passing seamen to collect on homeward-bound ships and deliver by hand wherever they could. Floreana's Post Office has maintained the tradition. Today, visitors to Post Office Bay take care of thousands of letters via a simple act of kindness. If you find something bound for home, take it with you, and if possible, deliver it by hand!

Ready to start planning? Let us know what suits you best. We'll help you make the most of the Galapagos with a tailor-made itinerary that takes in the very best of this curious, surprising destination.