Located at the center of the archipelago, Bartolome is one of the most frequently visited sites of all the islands. The highest point is only 374 ft (114 m) above sea level and it is separated from the island of Santiago by Sullivan Bay. The island has a surface area of 0.74 mi (1.2 km) It is an excellent site for snorkeling, filled with the breathtaking volcanic landscapes that make this corner of the world so unique.

• Disembarking:  Wet and dry landing
• Type of Terrain: Uneven path in some areas, other flat and easy with the help of wooden stairs with several viewpoints available.
• Physical Conditions Required:  Average, involve walking in no shaded areas and demands good level of rehidration during walks.
• Activities: 45 min snorkeling / 30 min dinghy ride / 45 min hike .The most emblematic place in the Galapagos Islands!
• Highlights: We will travel back in time to the formation of lava tubes, spatter cones and the remains of two types of hardened lava: AA and pahoehoe. Beautiful and breathtaking landscapes as you climb up Summit Trail. During the ascent, visitors will see Tiquilia and various cactus species, which add to the unique experience. The tall, leaning spike known as Pinnacle Rock is always something to behold. For many visitors, this may turn out to be the best of snorkeling experiences. There is a possibility to swim with zigzagging penguins that are chasing small schools of fish or see them sitting on the rocks during your dinghy ride.