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Galapagos Aquatic Wildlife

Strap on a snorkel & prepare to witness some of the most incredible marine life in the great blue ocean. The perfect balance of nutrient rich coldwater currents & warm tropical water make the Galapagos Islands a veritable playground for rainbows of tropical fish, sharks, sea lions, rays, gracefully diving birds, & other fascinating endemic species.
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Galapagos Birds

The Galapagos Islands are renowned for their biodiversity both on land and in the sea, but perhaps most of all for the incredible birds that call these islands their home. Endemic species like the Galapagos penguin, flightless cormorant, and blue-footed boobies soar in the company of albatrosses, frigatebirds, gulls, and other fascinating species.
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Galapagos Reptiles

Lizards, turtles, and tortoises characterize the Galapagos Islands. In fact, the Spanish word "Galapago" literally refers to the saddle shape of the giant tortoise's shell. And the endemic marine iguana is the only sea-going lizard, its features undeniable proof of Darwin's theory of evolution. The landscape is dominated by these ancient reptiles.
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Charles Darwin Research Center

Learn about the research center on Isla Santa Cruz and it's efforts to help giant tortoises. The Darwin Research center is a stop on all of our Galapagos Island tours.
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Galapagos Food

From freshly caught seafood to some of the best locally grown coffee, the cuisine of the Galapagos Islands is authentic and original. Most dishes center around the seafood that goes straight from the water to the kitchen to your plate. European dishes fuse with typical Ecuadorian delicacies for a flavor unique to the Galapagos Islands.
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Galapagos Mammals

Over 600 miles from continental Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands are home to few native mammals. You will, however, likely encounter the playful sea lions or fur seals when you snorkel or witness the majestic whales and agile dolphins surging out of the water alongside your yacht.
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Conservation Challenges in the Galapagos

The Galapagos Islands face serious challenges for the long-term survival of their marine and terrestrial ecosystems. Some of these challenges are summarized below, as well as some ideas for how ecotourism helps and how you can help make a difference!
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Top 5 Wildlife Destinations

What are the top five destinations if you want to see incredible animals? At the top of our list: Africa, Antarctica, the Galapagos Islands, Alaska, and Costa Rica! Spread across five distinct ecological zones from the northernmost tip of the globe down to its frigid south pole, Adventure Life has tours that will immerse you in the best wildlife.
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Mating Season

Mating season – the best time of year for wildlife enthusiasts! With destinations to every corner of the globe, Adventure Life is your key to seeing nature's most fascinating breeding rituals, from the dance of the blue-footed boobies in the Galapagos Islands to the playful, nuzzling interactions of the wolves of Yellowstone.
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Galapagos Island Guide

This island-by-island description of the Galapagos will familiarize travelers with the archipelago. Learn the general highlights of each individual island to help determine an itinerary that best suits your interests. With so much to see and experience throughout the Galapagos, you cannot go wrong with any of our trips!
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Ambergris Caye: Belize Travel Guide & Things to Do

Known for its ceviche, snorkeling, and laid-back attitude, Ambergris Caye is the largest and most often visited island off the coast of Belize. Travelers have the opportunity to swim alongside sharks, eat delicious fresh seafood, or just relax on the sandy beaches. Learn more about this popular destination included in many Adventure Life Belize trips.
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Galapagos Wildlife

Wildlife has evolved in the Galapagos to create some of the world's most bizarre -- and fearless -- creatures. See Darwin's theory of evolution in action as you swim alongside marine iguanas, watch ancient tortoises slowly roam, kayak past playful sea lions, and hike among blue-footed boobies in the Galapagos Islands.
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Galapagos Insects and Invertebrates

Geographically isolated from the mainland of South America, there aren't many insects or invertebrates native to the Galapagos Islands. That's why it's a unique experience when you spot an endemic green hawkmoth, colorful grasshoppers, or gentle butterflies. Keep an eye out after daily showers, when these insects are most commonly seen.
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Galapagos History

The Galapagos Islands, isolated from mainland Ecuador by 600 miles of the expansive Pacific Ocean, has a relatively young human history, dating back to just the 18th century. While whalers and pirates stopped over on these islands to re-stock on food & water as early as the 16th & 17th centuries, settlements and towns here are a recent development.
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Galapagos Culture

With just four inhabited islands and a population of 25,000 people, the Galapagos Islands have a distinct fusion of cultures from Europe, South America, and the U.S. that reflects the roots of the immigrants who helped establish life here less than 200 years ago. Talented artisans and delicious food are just a few things you'll experience here.
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Galapagos Average Air and Water Temperatures

The Galapagos Islands are a great destination to visit year-round. The archipelago experiences very mild seasonal variations throughout. However, there are a few weather patterns that should be taken into consideration depending on what you want to see & do during your trip.
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Florianapolis

Located roughly 200 miles southwest of Sao Paulo, the island of Florianapolis provides a secluded paradise! From hidden stretches of inviting white sand to the buzzing, popular spots, Florianapolis has the beach for any traveler! Still undiscovered by many tourists, this unexpected treasure should be included in your Brazil trip itinerary.
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The Best Time to Visit Belize

November through April are the best times to visit Belize since it's the dry season when sunny skies bring people from around the world to explore Maya ruins, hike through the jungle, and relax on tropical beaches.
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Belize Weather And Seasons Month-By-Month Guide

Belize has a tropical climate making it an ideal sunny destination. Planning a trip? Discover Belize weather year round, from dry sunny days to lush rainy months. Learn the Belize average temperature, what to expect in each season, and the best time to visit Belize.
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Mysteries of the Maya Come Alive in Belize

Read about the history of the Maya in Belize, see the Maya ruins during your Belize trip, and learn other information about the Maya people who you will still encounter on our Guatemala tours and Belize tours.
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Best Time of Year to Travel to Belize

The best time to visit Belize is during the dry season from November to April, when the weather is sunny and ideal for outdoor activities like snorkeling, diving, and exploring Mayan ruins.
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History and Culture of Belize

Take a look at this overview of Belize history, culture, foods, religion, and language before your trip.
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Top 5 Things to Do in the Lesser Antilles

Discover the top 10 must-see attractions and activities in the Lesser Antilles for an unforgettable Caribbean adventure!
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Choosing Your Adventure: Easy, Medium & High-Difficulty Excursions with Australis

by Claudia Corona, Adventure Life Trip Planner Exploring Patagonia with Australis means stepping into some of the most remote, untouched corners of the world—and you can do it at your own pace. Each day, expert guides offer multiple excursion options rated as easy, medium, or high difficulty, so travelers of all fitness levels can enjoy the …
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