Galápagos Islands

                       What could do a teenager on these Islands?

There are a lot of things that a teenager can do on these islands, and we show you a few of them, but first of all let’s take a look at the map:

And now with these islands situated on the map, let’s talk about the main things that you can do in these awesome islands:

Volunteer in the Galapagos:

If you have a very generous soul and you have decided to help animals and people, this is your opportunity to help to maintain the indigenous animals habitat and to try to help all of these animals that despise of living in a rich natural place like this they need our help to survive. And to make a social contribution.

Adventure:

Galapagos Islands aren’t only for volunteers, it’s also for adventure people that loves the nature contact, risk experiences and to make more friends. In these islands you can Snorkel with sea lions and multi-colored exotic fish, Kayak around untouched islands and see animals up close, explore the second largest crater in the entire world etc…

Hands-On Learning:

And for the curious and interested people there are a lot of “living classrooms” that consist to walk along the forests or to navigate across the sea to learn more about issues related to the challenges of balancing the needs of humans with the imperative for biological protection and preservation, or the diversity of species that help Darwin to formulate his theory of natural selection and adaptation, etc…

Lodging and Flight airlines:

Lodging and Flight airlines are very important if you have decided to plan a trip to these Islands, and it’s this the reason that we advise you several Hotels or Hostels to live in and several flights to travel to Galapagos Islands (All with low cost) :

-Lodging:

España Hotel, Red booby Hotel, Miconia Hotel.

-Flight:

There are a few airlines that travel to Galapagos islands (eDreams, Skyscanner…), they usually go to South-America and any further more. However there are a lot of South-American airlines that pick up you to Galapagos islands.