Chinese Hat is a small islet located near the southeastern tip of Santiago Island, known for its striking volcanic landscapes and unique wildlife. We began the day with a kayaking session alongside penguins, sea lions, and marine iguanas. Later in the morning, we enjoyed an incredible snorkeling experience in crystal-clear waters, surrounded by numerous tropical fish.
In the afternoon, National Geographic Islander II relocated to Sullivan Bay, situated on the eastern coast of Santiago Island. Sullivan Bay is celebrated for its extensive lava fields, formed during an eruption in the late 19th century. There, we hiked through the fascinating volcanic terrain, making it a fantastic day in the Galápagos Islands.
