Ecuador is one of the most diverse countries that crosses the equator in South America. Embarking on a journey to Ecuador from all corners of the globe, travelers are met with a mix of excited anticipation and wonder. This is a land of rich biodiversity, majestic landscapes, and cultural depth, …
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Galapagos Islands Cruise The Galapagos Islands is a trip of a lifetime that actually lives up to and surpasses expectations, and our 37+ years of experience have allowed us to perfect the art of adventure travel to this remote corner of our world. Simply put,…
Quasar strongly recommends arriving in Ecuador two days prior to the start of your cruise. That way if your international flight is delayed for any reason you can still make your flight to the Galapagos on Saturday morning, insuring that you arrive in time for…
The Galapagos Islands never disappoint as an adventure destination. This wildlife sanctuary brings joy and smiles to thousands of visitors every year and they are especially enjoyable if you travel well prepared. Packing the right equipment for Galapagos travel will guarantee the best possible experience.…
Scientists consider there are at least 17 species of Galapagos tortoises on the Islands that have similar genes to those of Lonesome George and, according to the Galapagos National Park, they believe that George's death (on June 24, 2012) may not mean it is the…
Rats are considered an invasive species in Galapagos and today they represent one of the greatest threats to the ecosystem of the islands. These rodents were brought to the islands over the course of several centuries aboard the ships of pirates, whalers and buccaneers who…
We typically go snorkeling 11 times during a week long voyage through the Galapagos. Your guide will give you details on each snorkeling outing during the briefing given each evening on our activities for the following day. We return to the yacht between visits to…