Abercrombie & Kent will host an 11-day philanthropic trip to the islands beginning Oct. 22 that will also celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Charles Darwin Foundation and the Galapagos National ...

But by the time Darwin published "On the Origin of Species" - 23 years later - he had gathered evidence for his theory from so many other places that he barely mentioned the Galapagos Islands.

The easternmost island is home to the capital of the Galapagos; the second-largest population (about 6,000 people); one of two main airports (the other is Baltra, a ferry ride from Santa Cruz ...

14 July 2025 – Sold out 24 August 2026 - 8 days for £7,999 per person The Galapagos Islands represe ...

The Galapagos, named after an old Spanish word for tortoise, are where Charles Darwin began to develop his Theory Of Evolution during a visit on the Beagle almost two centuries ago. (He was at sea ...

The Galapagos, an archipelago of small islands 600 miles off Ecuador, were made famous by Charles Darwin. It was there, by observing differences in native species in 1831, where he honed his ...

Darwin's visit of the Galápagos introduced him to the famous finches and turtles, but maybe volcanic rocks were one of the most important things he studied on the archipelago, providing him with ...