Everything you need to know about Santiago Galapagos, including tips about the best visitor sites, fun activities to enjoy, & Santiago travel information.
The Whitetip Reef Shark is the most common shark species found at the Galapagos Islands. If you ever wanted to snorkel with sharks, then these small
Before the arrival of the Spaniards, settled cultures in what is now known as Ecuador were guided by deities. The Incas believed condors were the messengers of the gods. Sociologist Dimitri Peñasco says the condor is believed to lead the dead
The Red Footed Booby is the smallest, but fastest of the Galapagos Booby species. Easily recognised by their tell-tale bright red feet, and pale blue beaks
The Waved Albatross is the largest and most graceful of Galapagos birds. Discover Where & When to see them, plus lots of fun Galapagos Albatross facts & info.
Galapagos whale watchers can spot Bryde's whales all year round, although some luck is required. They can be seen from boats or from shore.
Galapagos whale watchers can enjoy the seasonal visit of Minke whales. These gentle giants migrate each year to feed at the Galapagos islands.
Humpbacks can be spotted throughout the open waters of Galapagos, but the best place for whale watching is in the Bolivar Channel between
Tourists are often amazed to find flamingos at the Galapagos Islands. And yet here they are, another unexpected surprise for your Galapagos trip.