Galapagos Island Flag

The Galapagos island flag has three colors, they are:

Green on top, White in the middle and Blue at the bottom. The meaning of each color is as follows:

Green: Represents its unique wildlife and green landscapes.

White: Is a tribute to peace.

Blue: Stands for the beauty of the Pacific Ocean and its surrounding marine life.

The Galapagos Islands are located 600 miles west of the coast of Ecuador and offer some of the most spectacular wildlife found anywhere else in the world.

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The marine life which inhabits the waters that surround the Galapagos Islands is just as fantastic as the wildlife found on shore, making Galapagos as one of the premier diving destinations in the world. The sheer abundance of life is amazing.

Best Tours Available to Galapagos

Finch Bay Hotel Is located on Santa Cruz Island at Punta Estrada, it's a place of superb natural beauty.

The hotel is situated in a quiet location, with only pedestrian and bicycle circulation - there are no cars in the neighborhood.

(The tours offered at Finch Bay hotel are highly recommended for those of you who are looking for a place to really rest, relax and breathe true nature.)

Santa Cruz Ship Is the only ship built exclusively for Galapagos Islands cruising. M/V Santa Cruz is a luxury vessel offering superb service, a highly experienced crew, including on-board naturalists, and fine international cuisine highlighted with celebrated Ecuadorian dishes.

Isabela II Yacht Is the most luxurious yacht cruising the Galapagos, the Isabela II combines elegance and relaxation to help you make the most of your island experience.

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Galapagos Recommended Reading:

Galapagos Islands Born of Fire
This book is elegantly structured with stunning pictures of Galapagos Wildlife, Geology and Vegetation. It is truly a wonderful and inspiring photo book. (This book is just superb!)

Wildlife of the Galapagos (Princeton Illustrated Checklists)
Wildlife of the Galapagos is the most superbly illustrated and comprehensive identification guide ever to the natural splendor of these incomparable islands. It really reveals the archipelago's striking beauty. (A well-written, informative text).

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