The largest island in the Archipelago was formed by the merging of 6 shielded volcanoes creating a single landmass now known as Isabela. Most of the volcanoes remain active to this day & vast volcanic fields is predominant in the northern volcanoes with little vegetation. The lower southeastern part of the island is where the third largest town in the archipelago is found, Villamil Port & its southern surroundings exhibit unique & dense vegetation zones that set the perfect environment for rich animal life & endemic species.
More Information: Isabela Island - Wikipedia
| Location: | Western Galapagos |
| Extent of Island: | 4,640 sq Kilometers / 1,790 sq Miles |
| Highest Point: | 1,707 Meters / 5,600 Feet |
| Highlights: | The most Volcanic Island, Wild Tortoises, Unique Flora & Fauna |
Located at the east bay of...[read more]
Interaction In Site: Dhingy Ride, Snorkeling, Hiking
West to Darwin Volcano - Tagus...[read more]
Interaction In Site: Dinghy Ride, Extended Hike, Snorkeling
The Tortoise breeding station of Isabela...[read more]
Interaction In Site: Walking Detour
Wetlands are in very close proximity...[read more]
Interaction In Site: Hiking, Bird Watching
Punta Albemarle is the highest point...[read more]
Interaction In Site: Dinghy Ride, Hiking
Punta Moreno hold an average of ...[read more]
Interaction In Site: Dhinghy ride, Hiking, Snorkeling
Sierra Negra volcano features an impressive...[read more]
Interaction In Site: Hiking, Bird Watching, Horseback riding
Elizabeth bay perimeter is observed off...[read more]
Interaction In Site: Bird watching, Dinghy Ride, Sightseeing Marine life
Punta Vicente Roca consists of 2...[read more]
Interaction In Site: Dinghy Ride, Snorkeling, Kayaking
The Galapagos Fur seal, often difficult...[read more]
The Galapagos sea lion is a...[read more]
The Galapagos Marine Iguana is the...[read more]
The Galapagos Lava lizard is a...[read more]
The Blue-footed Booby is a medium-size...[read more]
The Brown Pelican is a large...[read more]
The flightless cormorant is an endemic...[read more]
The Galapagos Penguin in the only...[read more]