There’s a place on Fernandina Island in Galapagos not many
are privileged to visit. A beautiful area for scuba diving and often reserved for scientists and naturalists, Cape
Douglas, located on the Island’s northwest corner, is more than a little difficult to
reach. It’s a ledge of 40 meters than falls precipitously one meter into the
sea and into an area of the Pacific filled with marine creatures.
A stand-alone visitor destination in Galapagos, a small islet near Santiago Island, China Hat, also known as Sombrero Chino, is another island absolutely filled with things to see. As you can see from this photo, the island gets its name from its shape. In my last post, I told you about the tiny island of South Plaza. This island is equally tiny, less than 1/4 kilometer, but also equally exciting.
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