Punta Suarez e Islote Gardner 

With a surface of 60 square kilometers (37 miles), this makes it one of the smallest islands in the  archipelago. It is also one of the oldest, dating approximately 300 million years. Due to the fact  that it is uninhabited, we are able to find significant wildlife species. Punta Suarez, located west of the island, has a trail of approximately 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) that  will lead you to the blowholes. Similar to geysers, the water that rises from the blowhole has been  known to reach up to 20 meters (65 ft.) in height. This natural spectacle is possible because the  water from the waves rushes through holes in the rocks. Snorkeling takes place in the islet located 50 meters (164 ft.) from Gardner beach, one of the most beautiful beaches. This place can only be visited on a sailing cruise. 

Interests: 

• Birdwatching: blue-footed bobby's, Nazca bobby's, endemic mockingbird, Galápagos seagulls, pigeons, and the Galápagos albatross known for being able to reach a wingspan of 2 meters (6 ft.) in length. These birds migrate to Chile by the Pacific Ocean and can only  be found on land during mating season (courtship and nesting). Between May and December, you can observe the biggest colony of Galápagos albatross currently registered. 

• Snorkeling and diving with sea turtles, stingrays, fishes, sea lions, and marine iguanas. • Photography and Filmmaking 

• Hiking

 • Swimming 

 Duration of tour: 

• Approximately 10 hours. Depending on the weather conditions