Isabela Island

Isabela Island, the largest in the Galapagos, is a geological marvel over a million years old. Composed of six volcanoes, with five still active, the island’s unique landscape captivates visitors. Here, you can observe surface uplifts and impressive tuff cones, remnants of volcanic activity. The rugged terrain and volcanic formations offer a stark and fascinating contrast to the surrounding tropical waters, providing a rich environment for exploration and discovery.