Up close and personal with sea lions, iguanas, blue footed boobys, stingrays, sharks and turtles. Some of the very best snorkeling! We never expected such an amazing adventure!
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Up close and personal with sea lions, iguanas, blue footed boobys, stingrays, sharks and turtles. Some of the very best snorkeling! We never expected such an amazing adventure!
Last September when I went the water was freezing cold, after snorkeling most people came back shivering from the cold. However, it was worth every second in the water, Galapagos is incredibly rich under the water. A must see for any one visiting the islands.
My wife and I visited the Galápagos the last week of December and took several day tours from Santa Cruz Island, one of which was to Santa Fe Island. We booked the trip from a tourist office in Puerto Ayora for $100 pp which included...More
Came here in October 2017 with Guiding Galapagos and went to 2 spots on this island to snorkel. The first spot we saw king angelfish, giant damselfish, yellowtailed surgeonfish, bluechin parrotfish. Then the second spot we saw stingrays, blue footed boobies flying over us, sea...More
A very rough boat trip to get here but well worth it. The guide is very good in the water advising where to best snorkel. Good snack and excellent lunch on the boat
Don't miss Santa Fe Island on your tour of the Galapagos! We loved it all, the hikes, snorkeling with the seals
We snorkeled with sharks, sea lions, rays, iguanas, sea turtles and many fish. Best day trip we took during a 9 day vacation to Galapagos! It was $100 each with Galapagos Evolution Dreams. 45 minutes out of Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz. We took several other...More
Santa Fe is one of the oldest islands in the Galapagos archipelago, with rock formations below the water’s surface that date back almost four million years. But it is what is above and below the water that will draw you here. Enjoy the beautiful white...More
It took us about two hours to get to Santa Fe Island from Puerto Ayora, and even with a little seasickness, it was totally worth it! What an adventure. We were able to watch a colony of sea lions on the beach, which could have...More
After a long boat ride from PA we did a nature walk here. But the real highlight was the snorkeling and swimming with sea lions. They were playful and we always felt safe.
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