Travelling to the Galapagos to discover the unique flora and fauna that so captivated Darwin and the many that followed him is a rite of passage for serious wildlife enthusiasts. Written by two expert naturalists who are passionate about the Galapagos, this guide is packed with entertaining descriptions, while full-colour photography aids in identifying key species both on land and below water. Now with more detailed descriptions of island landing sites, more photos, and updated information on conservation efforts, Bradt's Galapagos Wildlife is the perfect companion for this once-in-a-lifetime trip. For those looking to explore it also includes unique island trail plans.

'Bradt Travel Guides simply have the best wildlife coverage of any of the popular guide books.' BBC Wildlife 'A super book.' W.C.S.F.O. Newsline 'Extremely useful.' Telegraph Travel 'Galapagos Wildlife provides an excellent introduction to the islands and their wildlife' Sunday Telegraph 'Much more digestible than On the Origin of Species' Tatler 'Indispensable guide to the local animals' Wanderlust Recommended reading, National Geographic Traveller

David Horwell, a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, is a tour operator, photographer and writer specialising in the Galapagos. Pete Oxford is a professional naturalist, based in Ecuador, who leads trips to the islands.