​Day 4: Bartolomé Island is born from an extinct volcano. The island is famous for its impressive landscapes and unique fauna, you can see lava cacti, sea lions, sea turtles, Galapagos penguins, the only one that exists north of Ecuador, one of the main attractions is the rock pinnacle. , which rises from the ocean. It is a very young island and its name is due to Lieutenant David Bartolomé, of the British Navy. It has a variety of volcanic formations of different colors, red, orange, green, black.

North Seymour It was raised from the bottom of the sea by a seismic event, today you can see flora and fauna, sea lions, marine iguana, blue-footed boobies, it is also the nesting site for frigates and swallow-tailed gulls, with With a stroke of luck you will be able to see land iguanas.

South Plazas Island: It is a very small island, but at the same time very rich in fauna and flora, you can find land iguanas under the cacti resting from the sun, sea lions, blue-footed boobies, red crab, marine iguanas, the activity Snorkeling is very good in warm times from December to May since it is clearer. And in cooler times, which is from June to November, you can see more animals since these are times when they give birth to their young.

Santa Fe Island was formed by lava flows that emerged under the sea

The island is not volcanically active, there is no fresh water. One reason why the island is preferred among guides is because of the quality of snorkeling that can be carried out. Its fauna is also unique, with marine and land iguanas that are unique in the world. You can also find the hawk. Galapagos, white sharks, sea turtles, etc.

The Santa Fe volcano: According to some studies, they indicate that it could be the oldest volcano in the Galapagos Islands.