Galapagos Snorkeling gets you right into the thick of the action, up close to everything. Snorkel in spectacular volcanic calderas and crystalline waters. Enjoy snorkeling with playful Galapagos sealions, chilled out turtles, tame sharks, and even penguins!

Galapagos is home to 450+ species of colorful fish. Where are the best snorkel sites for Galapagos fish? Which species should snorkelers and divers look for?

Some of the top Galapagos snorkeling sites to spot sharks include: Los Tuneles (Isabela island), Darwin Bay (Genovesa island) and North Seymour. Contact us for a FREE GALAPAGOS TOUR QUOTE, or for advice about which type of tour is your best option to see Galapagos sharks.

Santa Fe Galapagos is the perfect island for treking & snorkeling. Visitors can see land iguanas, sea lions, turtles, rays & colorful plants.

Genovesa Island also boasts one of the best Galapagos snorkel sites, with a rare chance to swim with hammerheads. Probably the top Genovesa pick though is the huge colony of red-footed boobies - the largest such colony on the planet.

Exploring the underwater wildlife of the Galapagos Marine Reserve was a true discovery for them. Clownfish, sea stars, rays, marine turtles, sharks…and of course, lots of Dory´s & Nemo´s! Find below some tips and tricks for a successful snorkeling trip in Galapagos with your little ones!

Ready to explore one of the most mind-blowing snorkeling spots in the Galapagos Islands? Say hello to Los Tuneles! Just imagine crystalline waters, surreal volcanic tunnels, and a wildlife extravaganza that’s straight out of a NatGeo documentary.

Kicker Rock is one of the most iconic marine visitor sites at the Galapagos islands. For snorkelers & divers, this is a must-visit for a world-class underwater experience! Sharks, rays, sealions and colorful fish just love hanging out at this eroded volcanic cone.

In conclusion, July is a top month to visit the Galapagos islands. The weather is dry and comfortable for trekking. Plus there are some amazing wildlife spotting opportunities - especially nesting and hatching marine bird species, and whale watching.

Snorkeling with Galapagos sea lions is a great tick for your bucket list and a top Galapagos vacation highlight. Playful sea lions love people. They'll swim right up and around you, doing corkscrew turns, and sometimes coming right up to your mask.