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The HMS Beagle departs from Plymouth, England, with Charles Darwin; age 22.
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A couple days after New Years Day, they stopped in the Cape Verde Islands.
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Sometime in February the Beagle arrived in Salvador, Brazil
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After a couple months in Salvador, Brazil, Their next stop was in Punta Alta, Argentina.
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Two months later, in December almost a year since the beginning, the ship stops in Tierra Del Fuego, Argentina.
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Their first stop in 1833 is on the Falkland Islands.
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In August the ship headed north for Rio Negro.
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In January of 1834, the Beagle stops in Chiloé Islands, Chile. While here for over a year, he sees Mount Osorno erupt and experiences an earthquake.
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After 6 more stops, the HMS Beagle stops on the Galapagos Islands, in September of 1835. This is where Charles does most of his work and comes up with his theories.
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In October the Beagle leave the Galapagos Islands.
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In January of 1836, the boat stops in Sydney, Australia.
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In June of 1836, they arrived in Cape Town, South Africa.
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It has been 1,741 days since the beginning of the Voyage, and now on October 2nd, 1836, the HMS Beagle has returned home in Falmouth, England.
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