Florida-based businessman Thomas P. Ivanyi is also an attorney-at-law. He received his juris doctor from New York's Fordham University School of Law in 1969. When not at work, Thomas P. Ivanyi enjoys travelling the world and has already been to numerous places, including the Galapagos Islands.
The Galapagos Islands are a group of islands found in the Pacific Ocean, just west of continental Ecuador. Unlike popular destinations like the Bahamas Islands which are the archetypal tropical paradise, the Galapagos Islands are devoid of vegetation and its landscapes have even been described as moon-like. However, it is this otherworldly appeal that has made it a popular tourist destination. Moreover, its biodiversity has made it a point of interest for evolutionary biologists.
But what if you are not a scientist? The Galapagos Islands also cater to tourists who are seeking a different experience. One of the top-rated tourist experiences in the place is Los Tuneles. Just a 30-minute boat ride away from Puerto Villamil, Los Tuneles is a great snorkeling spot. Much like the rest of the islands, it hosts a rich biodiversity which includes white-tipped sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, and even sea lions.
The Galapagos Islands are a group of islands found in the Pacific Ocean, just west of continental Ecuador. Unlike popular destinations like the Bahamas Islands which are the archetypal tropical paradise, the Galapagos Islands are devoid of vegetation and its landscapes have even been described as moon-like. However, it is this otherworldly appeal that has made it a popular tourist destination. Moreover, its biodiversity has made it a point of interest for evolutionary biologists.
But what if you are not a scientist? The Galapagos Islands also cater to tourists who are seeking a different experience. One of the top-rated tourist experiences in the place is Los Tuneles. Just a 30-minute boat ride away from Puerto Villamil, Los Tuneles is a great snorkeling spot. Much like the rest of the islands, it hosts a rich biodiversity which includes white-tipped sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, and even sea lions.
