MOSQUERA

Location: It is located to the north of Santa Cruz Island, between Seymour North Island and Baltra. It is a small islet that rises from the sea, situated 25 minutes from the Itabaca Channel (north side of Santa Cruz Island).

Conditions in Mosquera Norte: Under normal conditions, there are no strong currents, with a sandy bottom of about 10 meters featuring garden eels and pelagic species, ending in a sandy rock area that connects with Seymour Channel, where reef fish can be found, including resting hammerhead sharks.

Activity: Hammerhead sharks, Galapagos sharks, blacktip sharks, white-tip reef sharks, sea lions, turtles, barracudas, reef fish, stingrays, eagle rays, Galapagos moray eels, and a variety of invertebrate mollusks.

SEYMOUR 

Location: It is located to the north of Santa Cruz Island, 30 minutes from Itabaca Channel (north side of Santa Cruz).  

Conditions of the Site: It is a site with slightly more difficulty compared to Seymour Channel, with a rocky bottom and small caves at 12 meters where you can find turtles, rays, or white-tip reef sharks resting; stronger currents may be present. The diving is mixed, which means that divers explore the coast and then go out into the blue to search for pelagic animals. At the end of the dive, there is a platform where you can observe white-tip reef sharks playing in the current and a cleaning station.  

Activities: Cleaning station, sea lions, white/blacktip reef sharks, hammerhead sharks, mobulas, turtles, reef fish, pancake rays, eagle rays, garden eels, barracudas, and a variety of invertebrate mollusks.

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