Situated in the Pacific Ocean, approximately 1000 km away from Ecuador’s coastline, lies an archipelago of volcanic islands known as the Galapagos Islands. These mesmerizing islands have gained fame due to their remarkable and varied wildlife, which played a pivotal role in influencing Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution. Blessed with an assortment of inhabitants, including colossal tortoises, marine iguanas, spirited sea lions, and a multitude of avian species, the islands prove to be a fascinating and unparalleled habitat.
