Galapagos Islands, Archipelago
Galapagos Islands, Archipelago
ECUADOR
The Galápagos Islands are an archipelago of volvanic islands distributed around the equator, 965 kilometres west of continental Ecuador in the Pacific Ocean. The islands are all part of Ecuador's national park system. They are famed for their vast number of endemic species.
Vote now for Galapagos Islands, ArchipelagoSlogans of New7Wonders members
"Excellent landscapes, peace, pure air, awesome and unique animals and plants."
Rommel Villamar from ECUADOR, 04-SEP-2008
Slogans of New7Wonders members
"Awesome Islands!! There you can see extraordinary animals (which are not afraid of humans) and excellent landscapes! It is a real wonder!"
Rommel Villamar from ECUADOR, 28-AUG-2008
Slogans of New7Wonders members
"Galapagos Islands is a place where you can see great animals. It's Ecuador's great wonder. Vote for this wonder!"
Timothy Warren Soriano from PHILIPPINES, 05-SEP-2008
Slogans of New7Wonders members
"This is a great Natural Reserve, with wonderful biodiversity: penguins, seals, whales, dolphins, birds, turtles and a lot types of unique plants..."
Mayra Rebolledo from ECUADOR, 29-AUG-2008
Slogans of New7Wonders members
"When I heard that our Galapagos Islands were nominated to be one of the new seven wonders of nature, I felt very happy. I can tell that over there I felt peace, serenity... I felt like paradise!"
Wendy Villamar from ECUADOR, 04-SEP-2008
