Santa Fe Island

Santa Fe is not only one of the most beautiful islands in Ecuador but also an excellent alternative for anyone looking to fully relax. It located in the eastern Pacific Ocean, approximately 600 miles (965 kilometers) west of EcuadorTake a trip around its flat, lifeless environment, discovering unspoiled nature and spotting rare species. The island is also well-known for its vegetation, particularly the Opuntia echios cactus. This Galapagos unique plant, often known as the Galapagos prickly pear, thrives in deep woodlands. There are also popular diving and snorkeling areas where you may frequently see rays, sharks, and sea turtles.

Most visitors come to observe the unique Santa Fe iguana, the Galapagos' biggest iguana species. It is related to the land iguana but has a few distinguishing characteristics, such as a deeper hue. There will also be plenty of playful Galapagos sea lions lounging on the turquoise Barrington Bay beaches. The Galapagos hawk, Santa Fe rice rat, and Galapagos mockingbird are among the other unique species found here.

If you are looking for a unique island to spend your time, beautiful Santa Fe Island always welcomes you!