Islas Galápagos, Ecuador: bahía Tortuga e iguanas marinas
Explora Tortuga Bay, en el archipiélago de las Galápagos (Ecuador), famoso por sus iguanas marinas y sus aguas cristalinas. Este pintoresco destino costero ofrece la oportunidad de observar una fauna única en su hábitat natural, entre la que se incluyen leones marinos y peces tropicales.
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Paradas de la ruta
- Islas Galápagos — Las Islas Galápagos son un archipiélago volcánico situado en el océano Pacífico, considerado uno de los mejores lugares del planeta para observar la fauna silvestre. El…
Útil para el viaje
- Alojamiento
- Book a Galapagos cruise to explore the farther islands; use the affiliate link for 5% off your tour booking.
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- Consider staying at Finch Bay Galapagos Hotel or Montemar Eco Luxury Villas as accommodation options on the islands.
- Consejo
- Visit Santa Cruz Highlands first to see giant tortoises before boarding a boat to explore farther islands.
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- Go to Tortuga Bay to see Marine Iguanas; they are extremely abundant and often mistaken for logs or rocks.
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- Book a scuba diving excursion to see sharks, hammerheads, spotted eagle rays, and explore underwater lava tube caves.
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- Visit Espinosa Point on Fernandina Island, described as the most pristine island, for swimming with penguins and sea lions.
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- Visit Floreana Island to experience the historic Post Office Bay mail system where you can hand-deliver postcards.
- Evitar
- Do not take anything from the islands—it is strictly prohibited and visitors can face legal consequences.
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- Be aware that the water is chilly; avoid water activities if children have colds or respiratory issues.
- Consejo
- Watch for sea turtle nests on beaches; walk carefully and look for frigates and herons that hunt hatchlings.
- Transporte
- Expect rough water conditions when traveling by boat to diving sites; prepare accordingly for the ride.
Vídeo de esta ruta
Estas islas no se parecen a nada en el mundo: las Galápagos