by Dennis Nunes | Dec 14, 2022 | Flora & Fauna, Travel Trends
Walking along mountains is one of those activities that help us reconnect with ourselves. So not in vain many people claimed nature bathing after the lockdown period we all lived in 2020-21. Hiking and trekking are reflective activities that, fortunately, can be...
by Dennis Nunes | Dec 8, 2022 | endemic species, Flora & Fauna, Galapagos News
What would you answer if we asked you about the Galapagos Islands? We´re pretty sure that you will talk about Darwin´s Theory of Evolution, the rare animals, or about the fact it´s an exotic destination, aren´t you? However, in this article, we´re bringing you some...
by Dennis Nunes | Dec 1, 2022 | endemic species, Flora & Fauna
Toucans, tanagers, hummingbirds, parakeets, finches, and many more bird species are part of Ecuador’s richness. Surprisingly, this small country in the middle of the world, with an equivalent size to Colorado states in the US and a bit bigger than Great Britain,...
by Dennis Nunes | Oct 28, 2022 | endemic species, Flora & Fauna
Many have been said about the uniqueness of the Galapagos Islands, its wildlife, and the fragility of ecosystems. You may know about giant tortoises, sharks, sea lions, and more. Yet, how much do you know about its plant species? Those that catch your attention as...
by Andres Paez | Jun 30, 2022 | endemic species, Flora & Fauna, Galapagos News, Travel Trends
Thinking about the Galapagos Islands, the first thing that comes to mind is the rare and unique species that inhabit only there. Besides the land species such as the Galapagos Petrel, the Darwin Finches, or the fearless sea lions, relaxed and unafraid to people, there...
by Andres Paez | Jun 23, 2022 | Ecuador Business, Flora & Fauna, Galapagos News, Travel Trends
There’s no doubt that the Earth is full of breathtaking wonders, some of them discovered and accessible to everyone, some are not. As exotic and remote a place, the more coveted it is for travelers. But can all of them offer a business opportunity for travel...