El Fondeadero (buceo nocturno)

Fondeadero, near Santa Fé Island in the Galapagos, is unique for its night diving. This spot, one of the few in the archipelago allowing night diving, provides a safe, sheltered environment, ideal for this activity. Divers can experience an underwater world glowing with fluorescent plankton and playful Galapagos fur seals. The site has moderate difficulty and doesn't require landing. Key highlights include Blue-Footed Boobies, Galapagos Frigatebirds, Galapagos Fur Seals, and various sharks and rays.

Night Diving Experience

At Fondeadero, divers can take in the magic of a fluorescent plankton-lit underwater world. The calm waters, sheltered from strong winds and currents, make it a safe and enjoyable spot for diving enthusiasts.
 

Wildlife and Marine Life

The area is rich in marine biodiversity. Divers might encounter playful Galapagos fur seals, along with a variety of sharks, rays, and diverse fish species. Blue-Footed Boobies and Galapagos Frigatebirds are also frequent visitors to the area.
 

Historical Significance

Fondeadero holds a special place in the history of the Galapagos. Its strategic location near Santa Fé Island and unique marine environment have made it a point of interest for both naturalists and adventurers over the years.
 

Diving Conditions and Safety

The site is classified as having a moderate difficulty level, making it accessible to divers with some experience. There's no need for landing, as the diving activities are conducted directly from boats.