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Galapagos
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Ship Celebrity Xpedition Two marine iguanas on the Galápagos Islands. Charles Darwin once described them as "hideous looking." Harsh! Photo: Carlos Ojeda · Courtesy of Celebrity Cruises -
Ship Celebrity Flora Marine life in the Galapagos have no fear of humans, giving photographers the chance to capture great close-ups. Photo: Tim Bieber · Courtesy of Celebrity Cruises -
Ship Celebrity Xpedition Native to seven of the Galápagos Islands, the giant tortoise lives to more than 100 years old in the wild. Photo: Carlos Ojeda · Courtesy of Celebrity Cruises -
Ship Celebrity Flora A giant tortoise in the Galapagos. It's the largest living species of tortoise. Photo: Tim Bieber · Courtesy of Celebrity Cruises -
Ship Celebrity Flora One of the remarkable sea lions seen in the Galapagos during a Celebrity cruise. Photo: Tim Bieber · Courtesy of Celebrity Cruises -
Ship Celebrity Xpedition An iguana enjoys the midday sun during a shore excursion on Celebrity Xpedition. Photo: Tim Bieber · Courtesy of Celebrity Cruises -
Ship Celebrity Xpedition Getting up close to a blue-footed booby during a shore excursion on a Celebrity Cruises sailing. Photo: Carlos Ojeda · Courtesy of Celebrity Cruises -
Ship Celebrity Xpedition Boarding a Zodiac in the Galápagos during a Celebrity Cruises expedition. Photo: Tim Bieber · Courtesy of Celebrity Cruises -
Ship Treasure of Galapagos Christine Loomis: “I love this shot. Once the turtle starting swimming toward shore, all I had to do was lay on a rocky beach for a while and wait. The Galapagos are just zillions of photo ops waiting to happen.” Photo: Christine Loomis · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Galapagos Have an amazing snorkeling adventure with playful sea critters while on your Lindblad Expeditions tour of the Galápagos Islands. Photo: Michael S. Nolan · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Endeavour II See a mother sea lion and her pup on the shores of the Galápagos during a Lindblad-National Geographic Expedition. Photo: David Vargas · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Galapagos Look at how cute I am! A Great Frigatebird sits on its nest during a Lindblad Expeditions visit to the Galápagos Islands. Photo: Werner Bollmann · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Galapagos A bluefooted booby mother lays with her two chicks during a Lindblad Expeditions visit of the Galápagos Islands. Photo: Sven-Olof Lindblad · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Galapagos Two giant tortoises are spotted while on a Lindblad Expeditions tour of the Galápagos Islands. Photo: Sven-Olof Lindblad · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Galapagos Two adult waved albatrosses hug neck to neck at a breeding colony on Española Island in the Galápagos Island Archipeligo during a Lindblad Expeditions tour. Photo: Michael S. Nolan · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Galapagos Two sea lions snuggle on the shore of the Galápagos Island during a Lindblad Expeditions tour. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Galapagos An orca whale rides alongside visitors in a Zodiac boat during a Lindblad tour of the Galápagos Islands. Photo: Louis Verdesoto · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Galapagos Blue-footed boobies, spotted in the Galápagos Islands during a Lindblad Expedition. Photo: Sven-Olof Lindblad · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Galapagos You'll likely spot the remarkably colorful Sally Lightfoot Crab — also known as the Nimble Spray, Short or Urchin Crab — during your sailing to the Galápagos Islands on a Lindblad Expedition. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Endeavour II While sailing the Galápagos Islands on a Lindblad Expedition, you'll be able to see flamingos and other local wildlife. Photo: Sven-Olof Lindblad · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions
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