Travel Photo Collection

Our Galapagos and Ecuador Adventure was one of the most amazing destinations we have been to with the wildlife, culture, and diverse terrain. We did the 9-day multisport tour to San Cristobal, Isabela, and Santa Cruz. Afterwards we did an extension to Bellavista Cloud Forest Lodge on mainland Ecuador. There was never a dull moment of our tour!

A fabulous trip onboard the Grand Odyssey to celebrate my sister’s 15! Clearly a great experience to share with you. We already know why the Galapagos are called “The Enchanted Islands”

In summary: best 6 days of my entire life was in the Galapagos.

A father and son trip of a lifetime in the Galapagos. All of the photos were taken by him.

3 Days touring around Quito followed by 7 days of a land-based Galapagos tour with Adventure Life. Naturalist Cezar Salazar was superb. We lived on land on three different islands in comfortable accomodations and freindly neighbors. During the day, we took day trips on land and water, with snorkeling every day. Land based activities including hiking, biking, and exploring nature preserves. A very memorable trip.

Celebrating our 10th wedding anniversary in beautiful Peru and the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador. A trip of a life time!

\"Nothing ever becomes real till it is experienced.\" John Keats A family adventure, the summer after our son\'s Cole first year away at college.

We boarded the Nemo II for a tour of the Galapagos.

selection of photos from Feb 2012 -my fantastic first visit to the Galapagos

Quito, Sacha Lodge and the Amazon rain forest; the Galapagos

Our Galapagos \'\'multisport\'\' adventure - not a lounging vacation. It was the trip of a lifetime that I can\'t wait to do again!

Rolfing family trip to the Galapagos: after a whirlwind tour of quito, my family (my parents, brother and my husband) boarded a flight to the land of the unknown... a land we had dreamed about since our last south american family adventure in the early 90\'s. none of us knew what to expect but we were filled with excitement as we realized we were actually, finally, visiting the Galapagos islands.