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Kicker Rock (León Dormido)

A 153 m volcanic tuff cone off San Cristobal, León Dormido is one of the Galápagos' richest snorkeling and diving spots.

Los Tuneles

A premier snorkeling destination on Isabela Island in the Galápagos, Los Tuneles combines lava arches, natural pools and exceptional marine life, just 40 minutes from Puerto Villamil.

Los Gemelos

Los Gemelos

On the island of Santa Cruz in the Galápagos, Los Gemelos are two vast depressions formed by the collapse of ancient magma chambers, surrounded by a scalesia forest.

Ile San Cristóbal

San Cristóbal Island

The administrative capital of the Galápagos, San Cristóbal captivates with Kicker Rock, its highland lake El Junco, and sea lions lounging throughout the town.

Puerto Villamil

Puerto Villamil

On Isabela's southern coast, Puerto Villamil preserves the soul of a tropical fishing port—an ideal base for exploring the Galápagos volcanoes and lagoons.

Puerto López

Puerto López

An Ecuadorian fishing port on the Ruta del Spondylus, Puerto López is the ideal base for observing humpback whales and exploring Isla de la Plata.

Puerto Baquerizo

Puerto Baquerizo

On the island of San Cristobal, Puerto Baquerizo Moreno blends an authentic fishing village, sea lions in their natural habitat, and direct access to the treasures of the Galápagos.

Puerto Ayora

Puerto Ayora

On the southern coast of Santa Cruz, Puerto Ayora is the most vibrant gateway to the Galápagos: giant tortoises, turquoise beaches, and wildlife found nowhere else on Earth.

Las Grietas

Las Grietas

Three natural pools nestled between towering lava walls: Las Grietas is the unmissable refreshing escape from Puerto Ayora on the island of Santa Cruz.

La Loberia

La Lobería

On the southern coast of San Cristóbal, La Lobería stretches 2.5 km of coral sand where sea lions, marine iguanas and surfers share the bay.

Île de la Plata

Isla de la Plata

Nicknamed the "Poor Man's Galápagos,

Ile Isabela

Isabela Island

The largest island in the Galápagos, shaped like a seahorse: 6 volcanoes, giant tortoises, penguins and exceptional snorkeling. The complete guide.

Isla Española

The southernmost island of the Galápagos, Española concentrates waved albatrosses, red iguanas, and white sand beaches. A practical guide to prepare your cruise.

Concha Perla

Concha Perla

Sheltered within the mangrove forests of Isabela, Concha de Perla offers one of the most accessible snorkeling experiences in the Galápagos, where sea lions and penguins await.

Bartolomé Island

Just 100 meters from Santiago, Bartolomé brings together volcanic landscapes, Pinnacle Rock, and snorkeling with penguins. Our complete guide to visiting.

The Galápagos Islands

A volcanic archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, the Galápagos Islands are renowned for their incredible landscapes and the remarkably diverse, endemic wildlife that inhabits them. Located approximately 1000 km from Équateur's coast, the Galápagos are perceived as a lost paradise, a natural eldorado where human activity has yet to disrupt the delicate ecosystem.