The Galapagos archipelago consists of 13 volcanic Islands and further smaller islets besides. Each one harbours a diverse range of flora and fauna and displaying varying, yet equally fascinating geological features, all just waiting to be explored.  There are more Islands in the Galapagos than anybody could possibly visit in one trip.  However, our new and comprehensive Galapagos Island Guide has been designed to help you understand each island's key features and discover the best ways in which to explore them. Whether you are a wildlife enthusiast, keen scuba diver, wilderness adventurer or an avid bird watcher, our Galapagos Island Guide will help you to pinpoint the ideal locations for you to visit.

Each island guide comes with a table which enables you to navigate through an Island Summary, Wildlife, Marine Life, Conservation & Geology Guide.  The map below will also help you to correlate names of each islands with their location.

If you would like to discuss any of the Islands in further detail ,or find out how you can combine the Galapagos with a trip to Ecuador, Peru's Machu Picchu or the Andes and Cloud Forests, please contact one of our Galapagos experts who will be able to tailor an experience to suit you.