Galapagos Kicker Rock
Description
This the third vessel of Galapagos Journey Fleet focused on attending the Daily Tour´s Market in San Cristobal Island. Galapagos Hopper was custom built to host a maximum of 12 passengers, and it delivers a personalized service with high quality of service, which represents all the boats of Galapagos Journey Fleet. The navigation onboard this catamaran is more stable and calm, minimizing dizziness problems that many passengers feel on daily tour boats.
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Itinerary
The first stop is at Puerto Grande or Manglesito or Cerro Brujo (depending on the day of the week) with a stay of two hours approximately. At this stage, guests can do snorkeling as well as relaxing on the beach. People can get their first approach to the marine wildlife of Galapagos in an uninhabited island.
Once the group arrives at the tuff cone eroded into twin peaks Kicker Rock, guests can either do snorkeling or scuba diving (under the previous request). There is vast wildlife living in its surroundings, its cliffs are home to blue footed boobies and other sea birds. In terms of marine life, some of the species that can be seen are sea lions, reef fish, rays, hammerhead shark, sea turtles and much more.
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Important Information
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(2)
Great place. There is a gap between the mountain massives, where you can swim in and snorkle with hammer sharks. They come very close to... At first scary - until it turns out to be true what the guide has said...... They do nothing, but are just really curious. GREAT EXPERIENCE!
This was a time to remember. Such a beautiful tour I realised how beautiful the country it is. I am waiting to make my next trip soon. Hopefully with many more people. The guides are a great help as they all speak English which makes it easy to communicate and understand better. The itineraries are well planned so I'll suggest just following them and making the most out of it.
