“THE LAST WILDLIFE SANCTUARY”
Jacques Cousteau

Six million years ago, The Galapagos Islands emerged from the pacific extruded by massive deep sea volcanic eruptions that created thirteen relatively large islands, six smaller islands and approximately 42 islets. They are located 600 miles of the coast of Ecuador on the Equatorial Line.

The islands are World-renowned for their docile wildlife but no amount of publicity can prepare the visitor for such a close encounter with nature. Since Charles Darwin days The Galapagos has captured the world’s imagination, not only for its unique fauna, but also for the many mysteries the islands reveal to each visitor who participates in the personal treasure hunt whose riches, once discovered, last the rest of your life.

You will see exactly what Charles Darwin saw 170 years ago, challenging centuries of scientific thought with his findings in these carefully protected islands. Few places are left on the planet that can make this pristine claim.

If you wish to visit the Galapagos Islands, we have a huge list of ships to choose from. The options run from large cruise ships with a capacity of up to 100 passengers, to medium- sized ships holding 30 to 48 passengers, to small yachts for 8 – 22 passengers.

GALAPAGOS CRUISE SHIPS