Genovesa Island

Genovesa Island, also known as Eagle Island, is one of the most impressive jewels of the Galapagos archipelago. Its horseshoe shape and submerged caldera create a natural harbor ideal for snorkeling and diving. It's famous for its incredible bird population, including red-footed boobies, frigatebirds, and swallow-tailed gulls.

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Nearby beaches

🏖️ Playa 57.5 km

Marchena Island

Galápagos

Restricted public access, with authorized agencies for expeditions to observe its unique wildlife.

Explore →57.5 km

🏖️ Playa 86.2 km

North Seymour Island

Galápagos

Notable for its population of blue-footed boobies and ideal for exploration and bird watching.

Explore →86.2 km

🏖️ Playa 92.2 km

Baltra Island

Galápagos

Home to Galapagos' main airport, built by the United States during World War II.

Explore →92.2 km

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🏖️ Playa 93.8 km

Pinta Island

Galápagos

Home to the famous 'Lonesome George', it's an island with great biodiversity and endemic species.

Explore →93.8 km

🏖️ Playa 105.0 km

Galapagos Islands

Galápagos

A UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, a unique ecosystem with endemic species that fascinate the world.

Explore →105.0 km

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🏖️ Playa 108.5 km

Santiago Island

Galápagos

Also known as San Salvador, notable for its lava flows, marine iguanas, and a wide variety of birds.

Explore →108.5 km

🏖️ Playa 116.6 km

Rábida Island

Galápagos

Notable for its red sand beaches and sea lion colony, ideal for snorkeling and bird watching.

Explore →116.6 km

🏖️ Playa 125.0 km

Santa Cruz Island

Galápagos

The second largest island in Galapagos and the main tourist center of the archipelago.

Explore →125.0 km

🏖️ Playa 129.4 km

Pinzón Island

Galápagos

One of the least visited destinations in Galapagos, ideal for deep diving and sea turtle watching.

Explore →129.4 km

🏖️ Playa 140.5 km

San Cristóbal Island

Galápagos

Home to the largest freshwater reserve in Galapagos and the capital of the province.

Explore →140.5 km

🏖️ Playa 170.4 km

Isabela Island

Galápagos

The largest island in Galapagos, occupying more than 58% of the archipelago's land surface.

Explore →170.4 km

🏖️ Playa 185.9 km

Floreana Island

Galápagos

Named after Ecuador's first president, its beaches hosted adventurous conquerors and pirates.

Explore →185.9 km

🏖️ Playa 189.8 km

Española Island

Galápagos

Famous for its white sand beaches and the sea lion colony at Gardner Bay.

Explore →189.8 km

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🏖️ Playa 193.5 km

Fernandina Island

Galápagos

The youngest in the archipelago, with high volcanic activity and a large colony of marine iguanas.

Explore →193.5 km

🏖️ Playa 239.0 km

Wolf Island

Galápagos

Considered a paradise for professional diving enthusiasts, with hammerhead sharks and manta rays.

Explore →239.0 km