There are two seasons in Galapagos. One, between July and December, is the dry one and receives the name of "Guarua". As it's spanish name suggests, during this season the highlands of the islands are coveres by fog and mist. The temperature during this season ranges between 20° C and 24° C. The other season starts in January and ends in June. This season is hot and wet, and it's the most advisable time to visit the archipelago, not only because of the warmer weather, but also because of the warmer and calmer sea. Temperatures from 26° C to 30° C can be found in this time of the year.

The temperature conversor below can help you to transform between the two scales (celsius and farenheit).

1. No plant, animal, or remains of such (including shells, bones, and pieces of wood), or other natural objects should be removed or disturbed.

2. Be careful not to transport any live material to the islands, or from island to island.

3. Do not take any food to the uninhabited islands.

4. Do not touch or handle the animals.

5. Do not feed the animals.

6. Do not startle or chase any animal from its resting or nesting spot.

7. Stay within the areas designated as visiting sites. Watch for trails and areas marked by the white wooden stakes.

8. Do not leave any litter on the islands, or throw any off your boat.

9. Do not deface the rocks.

10. Do not buy souvenirs or objects made of plants or animals from the islands.

11. Do not visit the islands unless accompanied by a licensed National Park guide.

12. Restrict your visits to officially approved areas.

13. Show your conservationist attitude.