From Puerto Ayora: Pinzón & La Fe - Full Snorkeling Tour｜Ecuador

Discover all the variety that Galapagos' underwater world has to offer with this great day tour to Pinzón Island and La Fe.
After about 70 minutes of navigation, you are promised an unforgettable encounter with the archipelago's diverse marine life during two or three snorkeling sessions in calm, shallow and later also in deeper waters, which has the big advantage that often we can find some bigger surprise species if you are lucky (manta rays or other shark species, as well as dolphins if you get very lucky).
The first snorkeling takes place in a calm, very beautiful bay - a site that is not authorized for any cruise ships; another big advantage of this site.

Pinzon is one of the few places where you can observe the endemic marine iguanas swimming and feeding in the water while you snorkel right next to them, together with the many reef sharks that like to rest in this shallow bay. You will also be able to swim with sea turtles, rays, and playful sea lions in their natural habitat, and we usually also find some octopus and lobster, besides the many different tropical fish.

You will get freshly prepared lunch on board, either grilled fish/chicken or ceviche (we can accommodate dietary restrictions too), before the navigation continues to La Fe Bay.
Depending on the guide and the group's physical shape, you will either get another snorkel activity or do a short exploration walk - however, as there isn't a real trail, only lava rocks, and as you get to see the exact same species as from the water, most of the time there will be no walk but another great snorkel activity instead.
Here almost always you can also get to see the famous blue-footed boobies, Darwin Finches and mockingbirds.

On the way back you can also get the chance to do some fishing - the most common catch is the yellowfin tuna and wahoo - if the fishing takes place before lunch and if something is caught, you might even get the freshest sashimi you have ever eaten! :)

You will be back in Puerto Ayora around 4pm, always depending on the conditions of the sea and how the different snorkel activities go.