Waddle This Way: A Penguin Adventure from Galapagos to Patagonia
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In honor of World Penguin Day, venture on an extraordinary journey through the habitats of some of nature’s most captivating creatures. From the sunny equator to the remote areas of Patagonia, penguins charm us with their resilience and quirky rituals, inviting us to immerse ourselves in their enchanting world. For …


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One of the questions we get asked the most at Quasar is this -
What's the best time of year to travel to Galapagos?

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If there is one word to describe October in the Galapagos, it would be active. This month brings vibrant wildlife encounters, dramatic sunrises and sunsets, temperate weather, and warm, crystal-clear water that’s ideal for snorkeling. It’s also one of the best months for couples to…

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The garua' season (June to November) is when the weather is relatively cool and dry, with sunny or overcast skies and occasional drizzle. The air temperature reaches its lowest levels (19°C-66°F). Unlike many of the top vacation destinations in the world, there is no “bad”…

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Simply put, the Galapagos is an amazing one-of-a-kind destination. There’s no other place on earth where you can get so close to, and even interact with, so many animals safely in the wild. That is why I say, “It’s not about the boat but the…

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Quick Facts on this new Galapagos Giant Tortoise Story: An adult female Fernandina Giant Tortoise has been discovered in the Galapagos An expedition to the island of Fernandina found the animal alive and well The female has a large body, smooth shell and a pink…

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Introducing the Michael Phelps of the Galapagos: the Flightless Cormorants. This unique bird is known for its unparalleled underwater fishing abilities and unmistakable features. Duck-like in many regards, it has striking turquoise eyes, a hooked bill perfectly evolved for catching fish, and well-adapted webbed feet…

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The Waved Albatross has a number of qualities that make it stand out from the Galapagos sea bird crowd: an exceptional wing span, beautifully animated features, heartwarming life-long courtships, 3 million lifetime frequent flier miles, and perhaps more grace than any bird on the planet.…

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