Galapagos is a group of volcanic islands in the Eastern Pacific. The archipelago is a province of the Republic of Ecuador and due to their location the only way to reach the Islands is by air. The distance from Ecuador to Galapagos is approximately 1,000 km (600 miles).
Galapagos consists of 127 islands, islets, and rocks, a number that continuously evolves due to volcanic activity, which creates new lava fields, islets, and even expands existing islands. In this map of Ecuador and Galapagos islands you will be able to see the isolated location of the archipelago.
Unveil a group of remote volcanic islands in the Eastern Pacific, constantly reshaped by ongoing geological activity. A true laboratory of evolution, the Galapagos continues to fascinate scientists and travelers alike. Learn about its unique location, rich history, diverse wildlife, and seasonal climate patterns in this extraordinary paradise where nature thrives without limits.