Galapagos Islands

For people who take deep interest in evolution theory

, be it age-old Charles Darwin or modern-day concept, will definitely want to visit the island of Galapagos. A true paradise for all nature loves, the islands has recently been added to the UNESCOs list of danger heritage. It is mainly because these islands give you a real feel to be close with the nature. So, id you want to experience the difference, you need to visit the islands in person and explore your relationship with the nature all over again. Imagine yourself, boarding a boat and going far away to be with the beauty of the nature.

You can choose your adventure option that matches well with your preference, size, budget and level of luxury. The island authority offers fully security and safety to all visitors. Usually, the national park safety instructors accompany visitors and help them to have the greatest time of their lives. It is mainly because wildlife is abundant and can be scary sometimes. Hence, it is better to follow instructions and explore your limits before deciding anything. In addition, it is better to carefully watch where you are heading or stepping. Avoid stepping on any kind of unknown planting or trying to get friendly with creatures; it can be dangerous.

People who love water sports can enjoy a lot here. Do not miss scuba diving and snorkeling at these islands. Lucky people can get to see sea turtles, rare species of penguin, mockingbirds, warblers, hawks and others as well.

by: steave martin

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