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Snorkeling in the Galapagos: Penguins, Sharks, Sea Lions, and Marine Iguanas

Snorkeling is the most convenient way to enjoy the ocean, just go to the beach, bring goggles and a snorkel to do snorkeling activities, but some places have completely different snorkeling experiences, such asGalapagos Islands

Before going to the Galapagos for the first time, I never imagined that the sea turtles, sharks and other marine animals that could only be seen in zoos or aquariums at home would one day freely swim beside me.

I honestly think my swimming ability is not bad, but when I first went into the sea, I was still a little flustered. The waves of the sea are certainly different from the quiet swimming pool. However, after a few minutes, when the sea blocked out the sound above the water, only the sound of the sea remained in my ears, and the inner peace accompanied the coordination of the limbs, enjoying the ocean came.The key is that the marine animals here are really abundant!

The first time I snorkeled wasSanta Fe Islandnearby, the water there is very clear and bottomed, presenting a 'Tiffany blue' dream color,sea lionssometimes approach us, but without danger;

coral reefs havedense tropical fishmuch more exciting than in aquariums; big lobstersfrightened by our approach, quickly hid in the crevices of the rocks;

It was such a fun snorkeling experience, I experienced it for the first time, but I didn’t realize that it would be even more amazing later.Our yacht anchored nearBartolome Islandahead, the Galapagos’ iconic sharp peak was visible, and the guide told us that there are manyGalapagos penguins

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so snorkeling cannot be missed.

My shipmates and I went down to the sea from a small boat, and within a short time, we saw a penguin swim past us like a torpedo. Some of the other companions on the trip even bumped into penguins, which was a lucky hit!Awhite-tip reef shark

appeared among the rocks ahead, the dark water made its figure elusive, I floated above it at a distance of 3-4 meters, and the camera clearly captured the shark in the sea. I excitedly raised my head and shouted to the three American girls behind me, “Shark’s here!” Unfortunately, they heard it and quickly retreated back to the small boat, but they still poked out their heads and asked me, “Where is the shark?”When we were snorkeling onIsabela Island

the largest island in the Galapagos, I saw the stunning visuals that I only saw in the BBC documentary.Isabela Island is located in the western part of the islands, and its shape is like a giant sea horse, the equator passes through her northern part, and there are a large number ofmarine iguanas

this is also the largest marine iguana population in the Galapagos.

I had seen marine iguanas basking in the sun on the rocks before, like a group of sculptures, motionless, until I snorkeled on the shore of Isabela Island, I suddenly realized a huge marine iguana.

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A iguana about 1.5 meters long, was lying on the seabed rock, eating seaweed, the scene was exactly the same as in the BBC natural documentary, I excitedly wanted to shout in the sea.sea turtles


are almost the most common species in the Galapagos, and almost every snorkeling can see 1-2 turtles to the extent of passing by.

This experience is believed to be unique in other places. After all, here is the Galapagos, the paradise for wild animals!

The above is my snorkeling experience in the Galapagos. Every tourist who comes to the Galapagos has the opportunity to experience this harmonious coexistence with animals. Whether you choose a boat trip or an island trip, going into the sea to accompany the marine animals here is the standard experience for visiting the Galapagos.Every day, the ship's naturalist guide writes down the landing points and activities on a blackboard for everyone to view and prepare.Not good at swimming? No snorkeling equipment? No problem,

the ship will provide life jackets, snorkels and foot fins for everyone

so that everyone can go into the water.Tired of climbing and swimming? Thenafter every snorkeling back to the ship, the ship will provide hot towels and drinks, as well as plenty of sweet snacks

so that you will not be fat if you are tired, maybe you will become fatter.

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