Santiago Island
Santiago Island
The Wild Heart of the Galapagos
Santiago Island invites adventurers to explore its untamed landscapes, where centuries of volcanic activity have sculpted a world of immense beauty and diversity. From its black sand beaches to the fur seal grottos, Santiago is a testament to the raw power and majesty of nature.
Location
Centrally located within the archipelago, Santiago is a showcase of the Galápagos’ volcanic past, offering a variety of landscapes.
Biodiversity
The island’s diverse ecosystems include newly formed lava flows at Sullivan Bay, dense mangrove forests, and the rugged coastline of Puerto Egas, famous for its tide pools.
Activities
The rugged coastline of Puerto Egas, with its fur seal grottos and tide pools, is perfect for exploring on foot. Snorkeling at Sullivan Bay amidst newly formed lava flows offers a unique underwater experience.