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Galapagos 🇪🇨 | 7-day Travel Blog & Itinerary for Nature Lovers

Travel experience in Galapagos is something very difficult to put into words. 🐢🐢I would say that visiting the Galapagos Islands is an almost surreal feeling. I remember myself moving around in a tiptoe way and acting like a quiet guest who doesn’t want to disturb much, because I was witnessing an untouched, magnificent, naturalistic environment that we cannot find anywhere else. 🦭🦭🦭 📍Itinerary I strongly recommend a cruise rather than a land-based journey in Galapagos. 🛳️ On a cruise, you can reach the remotest and farthest islands of the archipelago. During the night, the yacht takes the longest routes. A naturalistic guide is part of the crew, and he takes care of teaching you a lot about local flora and fauna during the naturalistic hikes, as well as guiding you in the snorkel activities, informing you about marine life. 🐬🪼🐟🐠 Every day the plan is very intense: at least one naturalistic hike discovering terrestrial wildlife and one snorkeling session to watch marine creatures.🐢🐢 Last but not least, Galapagos islands offer a stretch of magnificent wild and pristine beaches. White sand, black lava rocks and blue waters will enchant you every day!🏝️ I joined an “Eastern Islands” 7-days cruise 🌊 Day 1 Baltra island + North Seymour island Day 2 Genovesa island Day 3 St.Bartolomè island + Santiago island Day 4 South Plaza island + Santa Fe island Day 5 San Cristobal island + Lobos island Day 6 Espanola island Day 7 Floreana island + Santa Cruz island 📖Cultural quick-bites🍪 Galapagos Islands were visited by Charles Darwin in the 19th century, but he spent just 5 weeks on the archipelago, a very short time considering he travelled for 5 years on the ship Beagle around the world. Darwin observed animal behavior here and collected many geological specimens (mainly from Patagonia and South America) and developed the theory that changed forever the scientific thinking on living things. But he never used the term “Evolution” to address his work. Neither Eintein used the term “Relativity” for his.