Pinta

Possibly best known as the home of Lonesome George, this elongated island is the northernmost of Galapagos's active volcanoes. The fresh lava flows lacking vegetation cover the southeast and northern flanks of the island which last reported eruption was in 1928. Swallow-tailed gulls, marine iguanas, fur seals can be seen here. The dive site is on the northern edge of the island where divers can view red-lipped batfish, sea lions, turtles, rays, and occasionally dolphins.

PINTA DIVE SITE PHOTOS

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