Lonely Planet Ecuador & The Galapagos Islands
by Lonely Planet Travel Guides
Format: Paperback, 4th ed., 512pp.
From the beautifully preserved colonial capital of Quito to remote Andean villages, or the Galapagos Islands, this essential guide tells you everything you will need to know to travel through this enchanting country.

Let's Go Peru & Ecuador including the Galapagos Islands 2000
by Let's Go Travel Guides Taylor M. Bollman (Editor) Esti M. Iturralde (Editor)
Format: Paperback, 544pp.
From the jungle to the coast, from Cusco to Quito, Let's Go unlocks budget travel secrets across the ancient Incan empire.

The Galapagos Islands
by Pierre Constant
Format: Paperback, 4th ed., 302pp.
Pierre Constant provides detailed descriptions of the geology and natural history of the archipelago, the visitor's sites, as well as the spectacular sea and land birds, peculiar reptiles, playful mammals and amazing marine life that make their homes there.

The Galapagos Islands: The Essential Handbook for Exploring, Enjoying and Understanding Darwin's Enchanted Islands
by Marylee Stephenson
Format: Paperback, 2nd ed., 160pp.
This guide includes all the latest information on visitor sites, new trails and landings, plant and animal life, and-new to this edition-a full description of the islands' recently established marine reserve.

Galapagos Wildlife: A Visitor's Guide
by David Horwell Pete Oxford
Format: Paperback, 141pp.
An excellent geological, climatic, and historical introduction to the islands is followed by coverage of the islands' unique plants, invertebrates, reptiles, birds, mammals, and seashore and underwater creatures and where they may be seen. Written and photographed by licensed Galapagos tour guides. Includes some 120 fine color photos.