Google Sightseeing takes you on tour of the world as seen from satellite, using the free Google Earth program, or Google Maps in your web browser. Each weekday your guides James and Alex present new weird and wonderful sights as suggested by readers.
Welcome to The Galapagos Islands - 13 main volcanic islands, 6 smaller islands, 107 rocks and islets, loads of high resolution images and tons and tons of incredible sights to see. Have fun 
More on the Galapagos Islands at Wikipedia.
Thanks to Josh.
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Loving the cloud cover in the shipwreck pic.
The ship must be hauling the crew out to Jurassic Park. Cool stuff, guys!
There’s a blowhole on Isla Bartolome, the one the ship is off of, but it’s in the low-res half.
There’s a pretty blue lagoon here.
But when you zoom in turns green! Sometimes low-res looks nicer than hi-res if you ask me.
koen,
That looks more like a lake inside a volcano - not that that would inherently change the color of the water..
One week ago, my girlfriend was there for 3 weeks. She brought back awesome pictures.
The last picture is extremely beautiful, what a contrast of colors!