Unique natural landmarks remain the main treasure of the archipelago. At the moment, as much as 90% of the islands’ territory is occupied by the national park. It is a fabulous place to watch albatrosses and rare sea turtles. Among visitors of the islands, there are many not only curious travelers but also scientists. Currently, there are more than 60 different trails in the national park. However, tourists need to remember that they are allowed to explore it only together with a guide. Hispaniola Island is, without a doubt, one of the most interesting destinations for all eco-tourists. This island is located in the southern part of the archipelago. The picturesque piece of land is home to waved albatrosses – the beautiful birds nest on the island, and this is the only place where they nest. All exploration trails for tourists cover the coastal territory where they can admire iguanas, seals, and other rare marine animals. There are several scientific and research stations on the island, and tourists are welcome to visit some of them during excursions. One of the most interesting stations is open in Puerto Ayora and is named after Charles Darwin. During an excursion there, travelers will learn interesting information about unique animal world of the Galápagos Islands. Many local animals are not present anywhere else in the world. The main aim of the research station is to take care of the rare sea turtles and help to increase their population. There are more
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