Galápagos Island

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Flaying for the Enchanted Islands

That blog was written by Evelin Vega 

Visiting up to the Galápagos Islands was an experience of my lifetime. These islands have a lot of tourist attractions as Cerro Tijeretas, Charles Darwin Research Station, Isabela Island and Santa Cruz Island, which are unique in the world.   

After landing, I began my tour of this superb and fragile environment. I visited Cerro Tijeretas because the travel agency had promised an impressive snorkeling route and I didn't worry about drowning me because the scenes were unforgettable and the guides were always concerned about the tourists.

Afterwards, I went on walking to Charles Darwin Research Station, in this place I could know a bit more about the scientific studies that ecologists and environmentalists had done in the park. For me it was impressive because I could see as climate change affect life marine and as park rangers try to create friendly environments for all species.

Undoubtedly, I loved to see the sunset of Santa Cruz island, it was a whole new experience and different. On this island I could see a lot of sea wolf too in their natural environment. 

I'll certainly go when the pandemic finish and I'll be knowing a lot of places more on the island.