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Isabela Island

Wilderness and Wildlife

Isabela is the largest island in the Galapagos, but with a population of only around 2,200, it remains one of the gems of the archipelago.

First morning light on Pozo de Amor in the Isabela wetlands.
First morning light on Pozo de Amor in the Isabela wetlands.

This is laid-back island living at its finest. The beach is easily accessed from town though it is often occupied by local iguanas and other wildlife.

White tip shark in las tintoreras. Isabela.
White tip shark in las tintoreras. Isabela.

The town offers humble seafood restaurants with some interesting beachfront bars.

"One of the best experiences I've ever had! We came as strangers and left as friends. They arranged absolutely everything. It was just so perfect!"
- Danielle W.
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