Learn The Pros & Cons Of Traveling To The
Galapagos Islands As A Digital Nomad
If this is the year you hit the
road as a digital nomad, why
not make things extra
interesting by including a visit to
the Galapagos Islands?
Imagine being where Darwin
was when he discovered several
species of finches, which led to
the development of his Theory of
Evolution by Natural Selection. 
The thing about the
Galapagos is that you've
got to do it right. 
You can't just land there and
expect to know where to go
or what to do. You're going to
need some direction on this
one. 
“How to be a Digital Nomad in
Galapagos Islands, Ecuador,”
gives you a comprehensive,
boots-on-the-ground look at the
three major islands that make up
the archipelago.
 If you're on your way to
becoming a digital nomad, and
the Galapagos Islands strike
your fancy, it will give you all the
insights you’ll ever need.
San Cristobal is the most
populated island but somehow
also one of the calmest. You'll find
sensible web speeds; however,
be warned this island is also
prone to power blackouts. 
Santa Cruz is the busiest of the
islands and offers you the most
impressive e-infrastructure
(coffee shops with Wi-Fi and
web connections, things like
that.)
Overall, says the team at Crucial
Constructs, the cost of living in the
Galapagos is very low, making it a
truly unique, fascinating, and
enriching experience if you're willing
to adjust the way you're used to
working. 
Are you ready to call this
island paradise your new
headquarters? 
Click on the link in the
description to find out
more.