Isabela Island
Roca Redonda

On a dive at Roca Redonda, you will encounter Hammerheads, Wahoos, Big Eye Jacks, and at times you can see the underwater volcanic vents which release warm water bubble streams. It is located 25 kilometers northwest of Isabela Island and its surface is about three acres. Roca Redonda is the summit of a submarine volcano that rises vertically at 70m from the ocean. The islet has a striking mountain formation, similar to a plateau.

Highlights:	Diving
Animals:	Hammerheads, Wahoos, Big Eye Jack
Difficulty:	Moderate
Landing:	None

*Note that the listed activities may differ depending on the time of day of your visit, cruise itinerary, and National Park regulations.

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