SANTIAGO ISLAND
Santiago, also known as James Island, is a heavenly place with spectacular geological landscapes. It is located in the center of the Galapagos Archipelago.
James Bay
Bathed by black lava from Pan de Azúcar Volcano, James Bay is the perfect place for adventure lovers. The majesty of its trails allows tourists to admire its beautiful geography, contemplate landscapes and be in contact with species such as the playful lava lizards, colorful crabs, sea lions, blue-footed boobies, sea turtles, flamingos, marine iguanas and mischievous Galapagos penguins, among other species that inhabit this fascinating natural treasure.
Buccaneer Cove
It is a place full of stories of sailors, pirates, and whalers, who went to this geographical point in search of water and supplies.
Espumilla Beach
Espumilla Beach is located on the northern coast of Santiago Island, which is accessible by boat. The beach is characterized by its soft, sandy shores and the contrast with the black volcanic rocks that frame the bay. The landscape is a prime example of the unique blend of beach and volcanic formations that are found throughout the Galápagos.
SULLIVAN BAY
Sullivan Bay is located on the southeast part of Santiago. It is renowned for its extensive lava fields and pristine volcanic landscapes. The site offers a firsthand look at relatively young lava flows, providing insights into the geological processes that have shaped the Galápagos Islands.