Galapagos Diving Guy Fawkes

 

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These 4 islets are located on the northwest side of Santa Cruz Island a little more than an hour from the channel side of Santa Cruz. Created from the remains of two adjacent tuft cones that the crescent edge faces the current creating a protected leeward side. The ocean bottom descends in slopes, some almost vertical. The walls of the islets are eroded, full of cavities in some parts, and big rocks covered in black coral in others. At this intermediate site divers can observe pelagic species such as Galapagos sharks, whitetip reef sharks, turtles, seahorses, slender jaw morays, a wide variety of reef fish and sea lions.

 

Galapagos Diving Stats Depth Range: 80 feet Visibility: 50-70 feet Current: Slight Surge: Light Difficulty: Intermediate Temperatures: Dec-Apr 74º-78º May-Nov 68º-72º Access: Day Tour

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