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2. I've been to the 13 main Galápagos Islands. Every ... - AOL

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   IGTOA, the International Galapagos Tour Operators Association, is a non-profit organization made up of travel companies, tour operators, and conservation organizations that contribute to a variety ...

3. This Is the One Travel Destination Everyone Should Visit in ...

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   In other words, it’s time to move the Galapagos Islands off your bucket-list and onto your 2025 travel calendar. November through June offers warm temperatures and plenty of opportunities to see ...

4. The 5 Best Galapagos Cruises to Consider for 2025 and Beyond

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   The allure of the exotic Galapagos Islands can convert even a non-cruiser into an ocean-faring fan. Given that these legendary black-lava islands sit some 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador ...

5. Galápagos Islands - Wikipedia

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   Restaurants, easy access and economy make this an attractive travel option. There are only 116 visitor sites in the Galápagos: 54 land sites and 62 scuba-diving or snorkeling sites. Small groups are allowed to visit in 2- to 4-hour shifts only, to limit impact on the area. All groups are accompanied by licensed guides.

6. North Seymour Island - Wikipedia

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   Seymour Island was named after George Francis Seymour, Commander-in-chief of the Pacific Station (1844-1847), and was given by John James Onslow, captain of HMS Daphne (1838) which spent a month in Galapagos in February-March 1845. [1] Its present name North Seymour distinguishes it from nearby Baltra Island, also known as South Seymour. [2]

7. Santa Cruz Island (Galápagos) - Wikipedia

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   The island's original Spanish name was San Clemente Island [2] (Isla or Ysla San Clemente) [3] in honor of St. Clement.This was changed to Bolivia Island (Isla Bolivia) in honor of the South American revolutionary hero Simón Bolívar upon the islands' annexation by Ecuador in 1832 [citation needed] and then to Santa Cruz ([ˈsanta ˈkɾus], "Holy Cross") in reference to the cross upon which ...