The emerald waters of Las Tintoreras abound with marine life and there are animals to see in the water, in the air and on the land.

On the shores of Las Tintoreras you can find Galapagos Penguins perched like dolls by the water’s edge.

A brief walking tour across A’A’ lava flows provides additional up-close encounters with Marine Iguanas, resting White Tip Sharks, and new-born Sea Lions.

This tour is typically conducted by motorboat but your vessel can be substituted for a kayak or paddle board if you prefer. We can easily incorporate that into your Galapagos vacation.
