The Mosquera Islot is one of the most fascinating places for dive in the center of the Galapagos archipelago. This small island of white sand and rock formations, located between the Seymour and Baltra islands, is known for its vibrant marine life and the large number of sea wolves that rest on its shores.

During dives, divers have the opportunity to observe Eagle stripes, mobula stripes, Golden stripes, white-pointed sharks And with a little luck, majestic. Hammer sharks that cross the deep waters. The currents in this area can vary from moderate to strong, making Mosquera an exciting place for both intermediate and experienced divers.

The seabed is covered with sand and volcanic rocks that attract a great diversity of tropical fish, sea stars and other species typical of Galapagos. Visibility is usually excellent, allowing you to fully enjoy the natural show this place offers.