Bainbridge Rocks

Bainbridge Rocks - a group of small rocky islands off the southeast coast of the island of Santiago, Galapagos archipelago. One of them is the crater of a volcano, composed of compacted volcanic ash. Sea water that leaked through his blurred wall, has a stunning turquoise color and attracts large flocks of flamingos.





Galapagos Islands - an archipelago of volcanic islands located close to the equator in the Pacific Ocean, about 1000 km. from the South American continent. They belong to Ecuador.

There has developed a population of extraordinary animals and a large number of endemic species, aided by the extreme isolation of the islands and the surrounding marine reserve, located at the confluence of three ocean currents. This place has attracted the attention of Charles Darwin in 1835 during a trip around the world on board the "Beagle". His observation of the flora and fauna of the Galapagos Islands led scientists to the development of the famous theory of evolution by natural selection.













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