Galapagos Islands Wildlife Map | Topographic Travel Guide with Quito & Guayaquil Insets

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey with the Galapagos Islands Wildlife & Topographic Map. Specifically designed for nature enthusiasts and adventure travelers, this map is the ultimate tool for navigating an archipelago famously known for having no natural land predators. Featuring a highly detailed topographic rendering with 50-metre contour intervals, this map allows hikers and explorers to visualize the volcanic terrain of the islands with pinpoint accuracy.

This isn't just a physical map—it’s a wildlife discovery guide. It features specialized markers and information to help you locate the unique, endemic species that inspired Charles Darwin, from giant tortoises to marine iguanas. To ensure your entire Ecuadorian journey is seamless, the map includes high-scale street map insets for Quito (1:12,400) and Guayaquil (1:10,000). Printed on 100% waterproof and tear-resistant material, this map is built to survive the misty highlands of Santa Cruz and the salt spray of the Pacific. Whether you are trekking through lava tunnels or navigating the historic streets of the capital, this map is your indispensable companion for an unforgettable expedition.

Technical Specifications & Scales

• Main Map Scale: 1:350,000 (Comprehensive Archipelago View)

• Quito Inset Scale: 1:12,400 (Detailed Street Level)

• Guayaquil Inset Scale: 1:10,000 (City Center Detail)

• Topography: 50-metre contour intervals for precise elevation data

Key Exploration Features

• Predator-Free Wildlife Guide: Specialized icons and notes on where to find blue-footed boobies, flightless cormorants, and the Galapagos penguin.

• Volcanic Detail: Accurate rendering of major shield volcanoes and lava fields, essential for trekking Isabela and Fernandina.

• Urban Navigation: Full street indexes for the historic districts of Quito and the bustling waterfront of Guayaquil.

• Visitor Sites: Clearly identifies National Park landing sites, snorkeling spots, and research stations.