Galapagos Islands

The Galapagos Islands are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a haven for eco-tourists. The islands have a unique ecosystem and many species that are found nowhere else on earth. In order to preserve this fragile environment, the number of visitors is limited and all tourism activities are strictly regulated.

The Galapagos Islands have implemented a number of sustainability initiatives to reduce their environmental impact, such as banning plastic bags and encouraging the use of reusable water bottles. Tourists can enjoy activities such as snorkeling and wildlife watching while also helping to conserve the environment. The islands also offer educational programs that allow visitors to learn about the unique ecosystem and how to help protect it. By visiting the Galapagos Islands, eco-tourists can enjoy its breathtaking beauty while also doing their part to preserve this special place for future generations.