The Galapagos are located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, west of Ecuador. This island is famous for Darwin's discovery and the visible signs of evolution. You can see the finches that helped make Darwin's discovery, and many of the other animals. The underwater life includes playful sea lions, peaceful manta rays, and curious hammerhead sharks. There is also coral that is home to many other small creatures. On the land, there are also many creatures including 100 year old tortoises, and various types of birds. There is also lots of geographical features, many them formed by the nearby volcano.
The Galapagos provides many activities for tourists. Whether above or below water, the activities are guaranteed to be exciting and unforgettable. Each island has its own unique experiences, but, by touring each one, you can observe the evolutionary changes that Darwin observed hundreds of years earlier. By taking a National Geographic Tour, these creatures will be pointed out for you. You can learn so much while enjoying your vacation. Many islands have scenic hikes that showcase the many geographic features and diverse wildlife. There is no time limit so you can take as much time as you want to enjoy the peace and quiet. A hike up to the volcano can show the solidified lava that form pillow like shapes. by staying a little while longer, you can watch the sunset over the horizon. Underwater is a place to connect with the many animals that aren't afraid to come up to you. What better place to swim with the sharks than their natural habitats.