I know other people rave about this trip. Wish we had been on that trip with their guide.
We did the kayaking, which was my favorite part. 2 hours of easy kayaking. We payed $35 p/p for a double kayak. Usually $45 if you don’t have your own equipment.
Kayaking was easy, not a great distance. We saw a couple of penguins from the rocks, crabs. The snorkeling might have been great, but we were left on our own to explore. Our guide played on his phone, then snorkeled by himself like we weren’t even there. Curious behavior, but oh well. We saw a few fish and a couple fo sea turtles, but nothing extraordinary. As with many tours, it depends on your guide.

Nice half-day introduction into the wildlife of Isabella. It's a group of small islets, more like rocks pieced together to form a rocky-lava landscape. We saw seals lounging on the rocks, the sand, in the water. We even saw the Galapagos penguins! Marine Iguanas abound. At this point, the iguanas are to young to enter the water, and fly over the rocky surfaces and the path. They even hang from the walls! You have to be very careful not to step on one because they don't move for you. At one point, there is a narrow channel filled with shocking clear water and filled with peacefully sleeping white-tipped sharks. The tour is perfect for wildlife lovers and visitors of all ages. The marine iguanas are a delight to watch. Beautiful and interesting. Just a half-day giving you plenty of time to add another snorkel along the beach or a stroll through town and out onto the beach paths leading out of town.

we take a kayak tour to here to kayak and snorkel, the most important animal to see here is penguin, almost guaranteed. other animales, you can see blue foot bird, sea lion, ray fish, sea turtle, and sharks.