Hat Island Suggest edit

Hat Island is a remote dive site located in the Galapagos archipelago, known for its rich marine biodiversity and stunning underwater landscapes. It is part of the protected areas of the Galapagos National Park, offering divers a unique opportunity to encounter a variety of marine life.

Diving at Hat Island typically features steep walls, rocky formations, and vibrant coral reefs. Divers can expect to see schools of fish, sea turtles, and possibly larger pelagic species like sharks and rays. The site can vary in conditions, making it essential for divers to be prepared for changing underwater environments.

• Visibility: 15.0–30.0 m Suggest edit
• Currents: Moderate Suggest edit
• Surge: Mild Suggest edit
• Water temp (summer): 20.0–25.0 °C Suggest edit
• Water temp (winter): 18.0–24.0 °C Suggest edit

• Entry: Boat Suggest edit
• Permits required: Yes
  Diving permits are required and can be obtained through licensed operators.
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• Bottom types:
  rock coral sand Suggest edit