Santa Fe Island is among the oldest Galapagos Volcano with rock formations dating back 3.9 million years. Santa Fe island is located in the north eastern part of the Archipelago, the visit point starts with a wet landing in Barrington Bay , a very rocky trail that leads to a scenic viewpoint on a cliff, or the alternate trail leading to a forest of giant Opuntias with trunks wider than in any other island.
More Information: Sant Fe Island - Wikipedia
| Main Features: | Giant Opuntia Forest, Scenic Cliff, Land Iguanas (hard to find) |
| Interaction In Site: | Hiking |
| Type of Landing: | Dry Landing: Off a Dinghy ride in Bridge/rocks |
| Fitness: | Medium |
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