Least ConcernSkipjack
Katsuwonus pelamis
The northern point of Isabela with a notable cleaning station for giant Pacific manta rays.
Depth
10–30 m
Recommended level
Advanced Open Water
Average visibility
15 m
The northern point of Isabela with a notable cleaning station for giant Pacific manta rays.
Galápagos National Park (1959) and Galápagos Marine Reserve (extended in 1998 to some 133,000 km²). In 2016 a no-fishing sanctuary was created around Darwin and Wolf; in 2022 the Hermandad Reserve was added, a migratory corridor towards Cocos, Coiba and Malpelo
World Heritage Site (Galápagos Islands, one of the first properties inscribed, in 1978; the Marine Reserve was added as an extension in 2001)
Sources consulted: UNESCO World Heritage Centre (ficha 1); Galapagos Travel Center; Columbus Travel; Rebecca Adventure Travel
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Water temperature
21 °C
Current
Moderate
Access
Boat
Best season
June-November
Recommended certification
Advanced Open Water
Approx. price
110 USD / dive
Same country: Ecuador
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