Video: Galapagos Islands where the most amazing nature in the world

Arabia Weather - is one of the most remote and beautiful places on Earth and is classified as a World Heritage Site, an archipelago consisting of 13 main volcanic islands and more than 40 small islands, all stretching on both sides of the equator about 926 km west off mainland Ecuador.

It is the Galapagos Islands that are distinguished by their lush green heights and turquoise bays, soft white sandy beaches full of wildlife, giant turtles and swimming with sharks. (See also: How Much Will a Trip to the Galapagos Islands Cost? )

Enjoy nature in the Galapagos Islands

Here, enjoy the best things to do in the Galapagos Islands, starting with La Loberia (San Cristobal Island), which is home to sea lions, where you can snorkel next to them and watch them swim, and on this island you will also enjoy watching birds, marine iguanas, and sometimes watching whales and giant turtles.

Do not wait for someone to tell you to visit the Sierra Negra volcano, which is one of the five volcanoes on Isabella Island, and it includes the second largest volcanic caldera in the world. Isn't this worth a visit without a recommendation from anyone? There is also an area of "Sta Cruz Lava Tubes" which is a group of tunnels like hollow stones, formed by lava.

And with the atmosphere always volcanic, we advise you to hike in the Sierra Negra volcano, one of the most active volcanoes in the archipelago, although it is unlikely that you will witness the flow of lava, but you will have the opportunity to explore the vents and other fascinating geological features.

Another exciting destination in the Galapagos Islands, Bahia Tortuga Beach in Turtle Bay, with its clear waters, sparkling white sands and abundant wildlife, no wonder it is one of the most popular destinations in the Galapagos, not for swimming but for observing the hatching of turtle eggs.

Finally , Seymour Island, separated by a thin strait north of Baltra and the Santa Cruz Islands, includes a group of the largest reserves for breeding seabirds in the Galapagos Islands, and for this it has become one of the most important tourist attractions, especially with the presence of blue-legged birds, gulls, lizards, wild iguanas and Galapagos snakes.