The Galapagos Islands archipelago has been known by many different names, including the "Enchanted Islands" because of the way in which the strong and swift currents made navigation difficult.

Galapagos Islands is home to many unique, endemic animals, most of which are fearless due to the lack of natural predators. One of the best known is the Galapagos giant tortoise that has evolved into fourteen distinct forms on the different islands of the archipelago. Other reptiles include the Galapagos Island marine iguana which grazes on seaweed, land iguanas, lava lizards, geckos and snakes.

The Galapagos weather despite their tropical location is not so warm because the islands are surrounded by relatively cold waters brought northwards by the Humboldt Current. The Galapagos Islands has two main seasons, each of which has an effect on the flora and fauna: the warm and wet season from January to June and the cool and dry (garua) season, from July to December. During the "garua" season, cooler waters from the Humboldt Current are driven to the Galapagos by the southeast trade winds, with an average sea temperature of 22°C (71°F).

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