Darwin's Arch Suggest edit

Darwin's Arch is a renowned dive site located near Darwin Island in the Galapagos archipelago. It is famous for its stunning underwater rock formations and diverse marine life, including schools of hammerhead sharks, manta rays, and various species of tropical fish.

Diving at Darwin's Arch typically involves exploring the arch itself, with opportunities to encounter large pelagic species. The site features steep walls and rocky outcrops, providing a dynamic underwater landscape. Divers can expect to see vibrant coral gardens and an abundance of marine life.

• Visibility: 15.0–30.0 m Suggest edit
• Currents: Strong Suggest edit
• Surge: Moderate Suggest edit
• Water temp (summer): 24.0–28.0 °C Suggest edit
• Water temp (winter): 20.0–24.0 °C Suggest edit

• Entry: Boat Suggest edit
• Permits required: Yes
  Diving permits are required for the Galapagos National Park.
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• Bottom types:
  rock coral sand Suggest edit