Showcasing their unique behavior and impressive acrobatics
In Galápagos, there are two varieties of Mobula Rays that are regularly seen swimming in the seas surrounding the Galápagos Islands. Manta rays may grow to be 20ft broad and 3,000lb in weight. They are highly interested in humans and enjoy interacting with scuba divers and snorkelers. Mobula rays in the Galapagos Islands can be observed bursting out of the water and landing with a startlingly loud slap. They also have the most powerful brain of almost any fish.
This wall dive is a perfect option for people who have experience scuba diving since its currents are heavy...
Eastern coast outwards into the water, providing a secluded bay that is ideal for snorkeling. There is no need...
The surface of Punta Carrión is 90 feet below sea level. White tip reef sharks, scorpion fish, marbled...
The abundance of olivine crystals is what gives the green sand beach its distinctive tint. While the thin...
Perfect place for diving and seeking beautiful marine wildlife. It was given that name in honor of...
A diving and snorkeling destination. Typically, the water is clean, providing between 9 and 18 meters of...
Has a depth of 20-25 meters and the island's rocky undersea walls are home to an extremely high number of...
Is 400 feet or so above sea level. Here, you get the chance to get a boat tour provided by the region to go snorkeling...
Known location for night diving. Here, the water drops to a depth of 70 feet, and the current is typically calm...
Perfect place to observe Sea Lions. The reason for its name it's because of the amount of...
As many islets are, this one was also formed because of a volcanic uprising. Killer whales, sometimes...
This one was also formed because of a volcanic uprising. Killer whales, sometimes known as orcas, have occasionally been spotted in...
This beautiful town with a long radiant beach is considered one of the best places in Galápagos. After a day...
Mejia Point, another tourist destination for Marchena, is located on the island's southwest shore...
