Exploring the Galápagos Islands is both an adventure over land as well as in open water. On land, there’s no shortage of sunbathing marine iguanas, sleepy-eyed sea lions, or watchful albatross and boobies, but underwater, the Galápagos Islands are awake and active, and coming to life. During my trip to the Galápagos, I spent each day snorkelling, and every time it offered a different perspective or something new to see. It takes no more than a simple waterproof camera to easily capture the beauty of this unique paradise, hidden just below the water’s surface.
Off the beach on Rabida Island. Photo courtesy Robin Wu.
Sea lion at Floreana Island. Photo courtesy Robin Wu.
A school of surgeonfish at Floreana Island. Photo courtesy Robin Wu.
Stingray at Espanola Island. Photo courtesy Robin Wu.
Sea turtle diving at Kicker Rock. Photo courtesy Robin Wu.
Classic Go Pro chaser. (Poor sea turtle.) Photo courtesy Robin Wu.
A sea of fish off Isla Santiago. Photo courtesy Robin Wu.
Snorkelling off Isla Santiago. Photo courtesy Andew Pullman.
White tipped shark sighting at Isla Santiago. Photo courtesy Robin Wu.
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