Bartolome Island

Bartolome Island, San Salvador, Galapagos

Bartolome island is a must-visit destination in the Galapagos archipelago. Known for its iconic volcanic landscapes and incredible underwater wildlife, Bartolome offers a unique experience for nature lovers. Snorkel with playful penguins and sea lions, swim alongside green sea turtles, and marvel at the diverse marine life including rays and colorful fish. Take the trek up to the panoramic viewpoint for a 360-degree view of the surrounding islands, including the famous Pinnacle Rock. Explore the golden sand beaches, snorkel from the shore, or dive into the cold, nutrient-rich waters teeming with marine species like sea horses, reef sharks, and moray eels. Bartolome is also rich in history, named after Sir Bartholomew James Sullivan, a friend of Charles Darwin. Don't miss the chance to visit this uninhabited island and witness its unique geology, rare vegetation, and abundant wildlife.

Location

City: Bartolome Island

Region: Galapagos

Country: Ecuador

Coordinates: 0.2846° S, 90.5609° W