3-star natural paradise on Isabela Island, Galapagos

Location

La Casa De Marita is situated on Isabela Island, the largest island in the Galapagos archipelago. Guests can witness the majestic landscapes formed by six volcanoes, with opportunities to visit the renowned Sierra Negra Volcano. This volcano is famous for its caldera and provides hiking trails with stunning views.

Wildlife

Isabela Island serves as a wildlife sanctuary where guests can see Galapagos penguins, flightless cormorants, and playful sea lions. The island's beaches and crystal-clear waters invite guests to explore marine life, including sharks and rays. Additionally, serene lagoons attract elegant pink flamingos and various migratory birds.

Activities

The hotel provides access to various adventure activities including visits to historical sites like the wall built by prisoners during colonial times. Guests can snorkel in crystal-clear waters among marine rock formations adorned with rich biodiversity. This adventure includes swimming with unique underwater species, such as sea turtles and reef sharks.

Nature and Culture

Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks to estuaries for bird observation and appreciate the unique volcanic landscapes. The fascinating ecology of fresh and saltwater interaction showcases Isabela's biodiversity. The adventurous can also explore mines known for their active fumaroles.

Snorkeling Experiences

Snorkeling at La Casa De Marita reveals one of the Galapagos' most impressive sites, a labyrinth of underwater volcanic formations. Explorers can navigate tunnels and arches filled with vibrant marine life. This experience offers an exciting opportunity to observe sharks, rays, and colorful fish in their natural habitat.

• Location: Largest island in the Galapagos archipelago
• Activities: Access to Sierra Negra Volcano
• Wildlife: Encounter Galapagos penguins and sea lions
• Snorkeling: Explore vibrant underwater ecosystems
• History: Visit historical wall built by prisoners
• Photography: Ideal spots for bird watching and landscapes