Overview ?️

 Embark on an unforgettable aquatic adventure to Pinzón Island, one of the hidden gems of the Galápagos archipelago. This full-day excursion is designed for nature lovers and adventure seekers who want to experience the vibrant marine life of the Enchanted Islands. With small group sizes, you are guaranteed a personalized and intimate experience.

Highlights ✨

• Snorkel in the crystal-clear waters of Pinzón Island and La Fé/Palmitas Bay.

• Encounter diverse wildlife including sea lions, sea turtles, reef sharks, and marine iguanas.

• Enjoy a traditional freshly prepared lunch on board the boat.

• Try your hand at artisanal fishing and learn about local marine species.

• Professional bilingual naturalist guide to share insights about the ecosystem.

Full Description ?

 Your journey begins at the pier in Puerto Ayora, where you will board a comfortable speed boat headed toward Pinzón Island. Known for its incredible visibility, Pinzón offers some of the best snorkeling in the region. You’ll spend the morning diving into turquoise waters to swim alongside playful sea lions and graceful sea turtles. After working up an appetite, enjoy a delicious lunch served on deck. The tour continues to a second location, such as La Fé or Palmitas Bay, where you can relax on white sandy beaches or explore the rocky shoreline to spot blue-footed boobies and marine iguanas basking in the sun before returning to Santa Cruz.

What’s Included ✅

• Professional Bilingual Guide (National Park Certified).

• High-quality snorkeling gear (mask, fins, and snorkel).

• Wetsuits (long or short).

• Lunch on board (Vegetarian/Vegan options available).

• Snacks and bottled water.

• Towels and water taxi fees.

What to Bring ?

• Comfortable swimwear and a change of clothes.

• Biodegradable sunscreen and a hat.

• Waterproof camera or GoPro.

• Windbreaker or light jacket for the boat ride.

• Personal identification and a little cash for tips.

Duration: 7 Hours Price: Starting from $175.00 Meeting Point: Main Pier (Muelle Gus Angermeyer), Puerto Ayora.