The Galapagos Islands is undoubtedly one of the most well-known archipelagos in the whole world. Its islands are best known for the their many endemic species, which were eventually studied by biologist Charles Darwin.
The islands have become famous tourist destinations as well, especially for those who enjoy being outdoors and those who love animals. One of the islands that can be visited is the archipelago's largest one, Isabela Island.
While there are many animals to find on land, there are also many to find underwater. Isabela Island has seven dive sites, which are as follows:
- Cape Marshall
- Four Brothers
- Punta Vicente Roca
- Roca Redondo
- Tagus Cove
- Tortuga Island
- Urbina Bay
Among the animals that can be spotted during a dive are sea turtles, sea lions, manta rays, and sting rays. Those who hope to spot many shark species should head to Roca Rendondo, while those who want to see a variety of sponges and corals should head to Tagus Cove.
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