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Protecting the Night Sky Imagine gazing up at a sky blanketed with stars, uninterrupted by artificial lights—a rare sight for most of the world. In the Galapagos Islands, this pristine view of the cosmos remains a reality. Yet across much of the world, light pollution threatens not only our connection to the stars but also […]

Capturing the Cosmos in Pristine Skies For astrophotography enthusiasts, Galapagos Safari Camp’s equatorial location and low light pollution make it the perfect place to capture the cosmos. Whether you’re photographing stars, exploring Milky Way photography, or experimenting with long-exposure techniques, our Safari Camp offers a premier astrophotography travel destination.   Why Our Camp is Perfect […]

Stargazing in the Galapagos Islands offers an experience as awe-inspiring as the region’s famed wildlife. At Galapagos Safari Camp, it’s not just about gazing at stars—it’s about connecting with the cosmos and finding serenity under some of the most pristine skies on Earth. Stargazing doesn’t require expertise—simply pause and take in the beauty of the […]

If your family loved Paddington in Peru, why not take inspiration from the movie and embark on your own family adventure deep into the Amazon rainforest and high into the Andes mountains? While the film is, of course, set in Peru, neighboring Ecuador provides families with the opportunity to enjoy a similar journey, with two […]

Is December a good time to visit the Galapagos Islands? Peak Season: December is a highlight on the Galapagos calendar, ushering in the festive holiday season and attracting visitors from around the globe. The good weather and the prospect of a top wildlife experience make it a prime month for exploration. Note that early booking […]

Rainwater Harvesting and Recycling in the Galapagos Islands That fresh water is scarce on a volcanic island will come as no surprise. Native and endemic species have evolved in ingenious (and sometimes distasteful!) manners to adapt themselves to food and water shortages (even more so now with climate change). Yet, human demands put constant pressure […]