Join us as we explore the enchanted islands of Galápagos, a region teeming with unusual and remarkable wildlife:

Our unique Nature Expeditions provide you with your passport to the planet's most spectacular natural wonders.

We will show you off the beaten track, wild and wondrous places that are as inspiring as they are eye-opening.

Named the best site for wildlife tourism in the world by the BBC, the Galapagos Archipelago has also been named a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO as well a whale sanctuary.  The Islands are located 600 miles west of the continent on the Equator. Part of the Cordillera de los Cocos of the Pacific Ocean there are 19 islands – 13 large and 6 small – and 42 small barren islands which jut out into the sea. This underwater mountain range is still extremely active, with 52 volcanic rocks and 2,000 craters waiting to erupt at any moment and form a new habitat.

The Galapagos Islands offer an unparalleled look at the history of evolution. This theory was, in fact, developed by Charles Darwin and presented in his book, Origin of the Species, after various visits to these islands.  The Galapagos Islands are a nature lover’s paradise.

Experience a place where animals live without fear of humans.

Swim with sea lions.

Enjoy close encounters with giant tortoises and other fascinating creatures.

Visit the Charles Darwin Research station and learn about vital conservation efforts.