Cabo Marshall Dive Site — Galápagos
About Cabo Marshall
Isabela Island's premier dive site, famous for cold-season encounters with the bizarre mola mola (ocean sunfish) rising from the depths to cleaning stations. Seahorses cling to gorgonian fans along the rocky reef, while marine iguanas graze on algae in the shallows. The nutrient-rich Cromwell Current makes this one of the archipelago's most biodiverse sites.
Site Information
- Depth: 10–30 m
- Difficulty: advanced
- Site type: Reef
- Current: Moderate to Strong
- Best time: Jul-Nov
- Region: Galápagos
Highlights
- Mola Mola
- Seahorses
- Sea Turtles
- Marine Iguanas