- Price$270per person
- IslandPinzondeparts Santa Cruz
- TypeBoat dayFull day
- Starts08:30local time
Overview
A day around Pinzon Island and La Fe Islet: a landing among marine iguanas and boobies, a circuit of Roca Sin Nombre, snorkeling with reef sharks and rays, and optional recreational fishing.
The day starts at 08:30 from the Passenger Dock. About 20 minutes out is La Fe Islet, with a landing to explore. Marine iguanas, sea lions, frigatebirds and blue-footed boobies use the rocky site, among mangrove vegetation.
Back on board there is a snack: tea and coffee, juice or water, bread and crackers with jam or butter, and seasonal fruit.
Another 40 minutes takes the boat to Pinzon Island, passing Roca Sin Nombre (Pan de Azucar) for a circumnavigation. You may see the Galapagos hawk. About 45 minutes of recreational fishing is optional; possible catches include grouper, yellowfin tuna and pompano.
Snorkeling can bring tropical and subtropical fish, reef sharks, sea lions, rays, sea turtles and possibly dolphins.
Highlights
- Landing at La Fe Islet
- Circuit of Roca Sin Nombre
- Snorkeling with reef sharks and rays
- Optional recreational fishing
On this trip
Wildlife you may see
Sightings change with the season and the sea. Your guide knows where to look.
- Marine iguanas
- Sea lions
- Frigatebirds
- Blue-footed boobies
- Galapagos hawk
- Reef sharks
- Rays
- Sea turtles
- Dolphins
- Tropical and subtropical fish
What's Included
- Bilingual naturalist guide
- Snorkeling equipment: mask and fins, wetsuits
- Life jacket
- Snack on board
- Lunch
- Drinks
- Towels
- Wildlife watching activities
Not Included
- Breakfast
- Beer, wine and soft drinks
- Galapagos National Park entrance fee (Andean Community $100 / foreign visitors $200, cash on arrival)
- Transit Control Card (INGALA) ($20, paid at the mainland airport)
- Travel insurance, gratuities & personal expenses
Good to know
Departure is from the Passenger Dock. Recreational fishing is optional, lasts about 45 minutes and is done at points selected by the captain, subject to conditions and regulations. Wildlife sightings, including the Galapagos hawk and dolphins, are not guaranteed.
