Here, one may observe both the raging and quivering “A’as” lava as well as the gentle and flowing Pahoehoe lava flows. One of Punta Espinoza highlights is the vast sea iguana population. The only species of iguana that can swim is a cold-blooded reptile. To eat the algae that grows on rocks, they dive. After coming back from the cold waters they gather together to get some warmth. Passing through the path of marine iguanas, you will also get to see some sea lions and penguins feeding and playing around. However, the most amazing animal to see here is called the non flier “Cormorant” which is a very unusual bird.
What you need to know about Mangle Point, Galápagos A visit to this place takes you to a panga ride to where you will find a nice place to go snorkeling as well as a tiny islet for animals. Both Galapagos penguins and flightless cormorants frequently nest along this shore which is perfect for divers […]
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What you need to know about Cape Douglas, Galápagos Perfect spot for scuba diving! Cape Douglas has very moderate currents which is adequate for divers to go in without having any trouble. Here you can see Galápagos Cormorants, Marine Iguanas (that often feed from the rocks) and Penguins, along with other species. Interesting facts about […]
View morei Please be aware that wildlife sightings are never guaranteed and depend on seasons, weather and other factors
