The Galápagos Islands are a living laboratory of evolution, where wildlife has flourished in isolation to create a unique ecosystem. Diving into the crystal-clear waters of the Galápagos is to enter a world where marine iguanas, playful sea lions, and majestic turtles abound. Each island offers a different dive experience, from swimming with hammerhead sharks to floating alongside schools of colorful fish.
Above water, the Galápagos are equally fascinating, with volcanic landscapes that are home to species found nowhere else on earth. The islands offer a profound lesson on the fragility and interconnectivity of our natural world.
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