
Carrion Point Dive Site
Classic Galápagos site with abundant life
Information about Carrion Point Dive Site
Biodiversity
Panorama
Snorkeling
Accesibility
Carrion Point is often used as a dive site before the long trip north to Wolf and Darwin Islands, so you may have your first "proper" Galápagos dive here.
The site is typical of the Galápagos, with rocky slopes and a boulder-strewn reef with only ocasional patches of sand. The habitat is very rich here, and you are likely to encounter a wide range of tropical fish, as well as hammerhead sharks, reef sharks, manta rays, as well as the ever-curious Galápagos Sea Lions.
Interesting facts about Carrion Point Dive Site
Abundant marine life
You're often accompanied by curious sea lions
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Possible Activities in Carrion Point Dive Site
Diving
Highlights Close to Carrion Point Dive Site
Animals in Carrion Point Dive Site
Please be aware that wildlife sightings are never guaranteed and depend on seasons, weather, and other factors.