Galapagos

Located nearly 600 miles from the mainland, the Galapagos Islands rank among the most isolated locations on the planet. This remarkable 19-island archipelago is home to an incredible 9,000 species of plants and animals. Recognised as the world’s first UNESCO Heritage Site, it stands out as one of the most unique and enchanting places on Earth. Walk among giant tortoises, snorkel with playful sea lions, and see the distinctive blue-footed boobies up close. Expert naturalists guide you through your excursions, enriching your understanding of this extraordinary ecosystem. From exploring the local plants and wildlife to soaking in breathtaking vistas, this unique region will profoundly reshape your perception of travel.