Wall/Cleaning stationPatrimonio Mundial UNESCOÁrea Marina Protegida

Cape Marshall

Ecuador · Galápagos, Isabela
Profundidad: 10–30 mNivel: Advanced Open WaterJune-November

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

Water temperature

21 °C

Current

Moderate

Access

Boat

Best time

June-November

Recommended certification

Advanced Open Water

Approx. price

110 USD / dive

Plan your dive

Best time
June-November
Approx. price
110 USD / dive

The northern point of Isabela with a notable cleaning station for giant Pacific manta rays.

Protection status

Parque Nacional Galápagos (1959) y Reserva Marina de Galápagos (ampliada en 1998 hasta unos 133.000 km²). En 2016 se creó un santuario sin pesca en torno a Darwin y Wolf; en 2022 se sumó la Reserva de la Hermandad, corredor migratorio hacia Coco, Coiba y Malpelo

UNESCO designation

Patrimonio Mundial (Islas Galápagos, uno de los primeros bienes inscritos en 1978; la Reserva Marina se incorporó como extensión en 2001)

Sources consulted: UNESCO World Heritage Centre (ficha 1); Galapagos Travel Center; Columbus Travel; Rebecca Adventure Travel

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