The Galapagos Islands are a must for any nature or animal lover. These volcanic islands lie in the Pacific Ocean, 600 miles west of Ecuador and are home to unique forms of animal life and varied landscapes. It is the ideal spot for those seeking soft adventure, time at the beach or to swim, snorkel or dive.

• The Galapagos Islands are a national park where a guide will take you on hikes to see the amazing species like Darwin's finches, land and marine iguanas, flightless cormorants and a mix of tropical and polar species.
• See giant tortoises, waved albatrosses and sea turtles in some of their last habitats on earth.
• Visit the Darwin Research Station, a scientific operation, conducting research and assisting other researchers within the Galapagos National Park and Galapagos Marine Reserve.
• This is one of the world's leading diving destinations.
• There are two white sandy beaches at Tortuga Bay, Santa Cruz Island. One is popular for surfing due to the high winds, while the other is a good swimming beach. Here you'll also see sea turtles (which the Bay is named after), sea lions, marine iguanas, pelicans, flamingos and lava gulls.