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Hidden along the wild coast of Isabela Island, the Cabo Rosa Lava Tunnels reveal one of the most spectacular marine landscapes in the Galápagos archipelago. Shaped by ancient lava flows and surrounded by turquoise waters, these natural formations create a labyrinth of volcanic arches, channels, and rocky islets rising above the Pacific Ocean.
Between lava formations, crystal-clear waters, and abundant marine life, the atmosphere feels remote and untouched. Sea turtles, rays, sea lions, and seabirds are often seen throughout the area, making Cabo Rosa one of the most memorable natural experiences on Isabela Island.
The lava tunnels were formed by ancient volcanic eruptions on Isabela Island
Cabo Rosa is known for its turquoise waters and unique volcanic formations
Sea turtles are frequently seen swimming through the channels and calm waters
The area is home to rays, sea lions, penguins, and several seabird species
Isabela is the largest island in the Galápagos archipelago
The volcanic arches and tunnels were naturally shaped by lava flows meeting the ocean
Observation de la faune
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