Galapagos Islands - Isabella
In the Pacific Ocean, some 604 miles from Ecuador, is an archipelago of twenty-six islands. Full of hundreds of endemic species, it's one of the world's greatest natural sanctuaries. Read on to find out more about the truly unique Galapagos Islands...
Isabella
The largest in the archipelago, the sea-horse shape of this island is the result of converging lava flows from six volcanoes. Isabella is known for its excellent walking country with salt-water lagoons filling volcanic craters, silver-grey Palo Santo tree forests teeming with bird-life and mesmerizing views of the ocean from 1,707-metre heights of Wolf Volcano.
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