About this site
A cold-water wall dive on Isabela's northwest coast famous for encounters with the bizarre ocean sunfish (mola mola). The nutrient-rich upwellings create feeding frenzies and attract unique Galapagos species including penguins and marine iguanas diving for food.
Conditions
- Country
- Ecuador
- Region
- Isabela Island, Galapagos
- Max depth
- 10–30 m
- Visibility
- 10–25 m
- Water temperature
- 16–24°C
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Best season
- June to November
- Type
- Wall
- Suitable for
- Scuba
- Dive types
- Wall
- Drift
- Marine life
- Sharks
- Turtles
- Sea lions
- Macro
- Penguins
