Following on our news item dated 3 June, tonight, the Emergency Operations Committee requested the Ministries of Public Health, of Foreign Affairs and of Migration to standardize entry requirements for…
BOOKINGS NOW OPEN FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO BOOK YOUR SPOT, CLICK HERE . After a careful review of several 12-20 passenger luxury ships in Galapagos, taking into consideration…
Here's another in our (very occasional) series on candid notes we receive from guests recently having disembarked from their Galapagos cruise. Cheryl McNerney, her husband and their 2 adult sons…
While it may be counterintuitive during these COVID-19 times, the intergovernmental World Heritage (WH) Committee, operating under the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), admonished the government of…
Eighteen year old Richard Carapaz took the gold today in the Olympic men's road race. With that accomplishment, Carapaz brings the first ever Olympic gold medal to Ecuador. The young…
We have shamelessly copy-pasted the text below, which appeared on the World Bank's blogs website on 10 August (see the original here ). Vaccination day in Cuenca, Ecuador Just…
Quite a number of our prospective guests express some concern over how being seasick might not let them enjoy an expedition cruise in Galapagos. They will relate stories of having…
(this is an edited version of the Google Translated article that appeared in the "La Republica" newspaper on 20 August) Editor's preamble: "Debt for nature" swaps are not uncommon. International…
UPDATE: October 27, 2021 As of October 23rd, 2021, only a PCR test (with a negative result obtained within 72 hours of entering Galapagos) OR a full vaccination is…
Superficially, it's an easy question. Lions, horses, hammerhead sharks, giant tortoises, pine trees are different species. But what REALLY divides one species from another? In Galapagos, the giant tortoises living…
