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“When’s the best time to visit the Galapagos?” It’s one of the questions we get the most — and the truth might surprise you: There’s no bad month to go. Because the Galapagos Islands sit right on the equator, temperatures stay pretty steady all year long. And most of the iconic wildlife doesn’t migrate — meaning sea lions, iguanas, turtles, and blue-footed boobies are here year-round. Yes, a few species like the Waved Albatross are seasonal (best seen in spring & summer), but every month brings
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