3131. The Future of Galapagos
July 17, 2017
The so-called 'Enchanted Islands' of Galapagos have been an enduring source of intrigue since Charles Darwin published his famous work, On the Origins of Species, in 1859. This volcanic archipelago supports an array of plant and animal life that has uniquely adapted to its environment, and Darwin's ...
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3132. Preparing for a Galapagos Cruise
July 17, 2017
Anyone fortunate enough to be embarking on a Galapagos cruise should be prepared for what will undoubtedly be one of the most authentic and memorable holidays of their life. Understanding what to expect in terms of the itinerary is one thing, but knowing a little more about the actual machinations o...
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3133. Fast Facts on the Galapagos Islands
July 17, 2017
As one of the most fascinating and biologically diverse regions in the world, the list of "interesting facts" about the Galapagos Islands would fill a book – and in fact the archipelago has been the subject of many. For anyone intending to visit the region who may not have the time or energy to dedi...
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3134. Discover Galapagos: One of the World's Most Unique Destinations
July 17, 2017
Home to some of the most diverse and accessible wildlife on the planet, the archipelago of the Galapagos Islands is a bucket-list destination for many nature lovers. For anyone who’s headed for the Galapagos, holidays with an experienced tour guide will afford an even deeper appreciation of this des...
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3135. Project Pinta in the Galapagos Islands
July 17, 2017
The story of Lonesome George is well known to anyone familiar with the Galapagos Islands. In 1971, the male tortoise was discovered living on remote Pinta Island, where the species was thought to be extinct. Up until his death in 2012 at the Charles Darwin Research Station, scientists and re...
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3136. Conservation of the Galapagos Islands
July 17, 2017
A Galapagos cruise is the opportunity to visit a part of the world many consider to be the most unique on the planet in terms of its landscape, ecosystem and wildlife. First made famous by their place in Charles Darwin's research for his Theory of Evolution, these extraordinary islands continue to p...
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3137. When in Rome, Drink Like the Romans
July 17, 2017
Visitors to the Eternal City are often faced with difficult choices when it comes to deciding what to leave on and off an itinerary with so much art, architecture and history on offer. But along with discovering the iconic treasures of this magnificent city, there is much pleasure to be found in exp...
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3138. Start Your Visit on the Right Foot: A Venice Walking Tour
July 17, 2017
There are two ways to explore Venice: by boat and on foot, although in truth one must do both in order to capture the true magic of this most unique and romantic city. There really is no better way to discover La Serenissima's history and spirit than by taking to the streets. Joining an organised Ve...
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3139. Row Like a Venetian: Learn the Art of the Gondolier
July 17, 2017
Keeping children entertained on a family holiday is a never-ending challenge for parents, no matter how appealing the destination might be. With long days and short attention spans in the mix, the activities chosen need to achieve that delicate balance of being fun for the children while also being ...
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3140. Mystery in Venice: Where is St Mark's Body?
July 17, 2017
While it's perhaps most often associated with romantic travellers, Venice is actually a wonderful family holiday destination. Small group Venice tours can bring the highly accessible history of the city to life for young children, by placing them right at the sites of a host of architectural masterp...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
