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Galapagos Marine ReserveThe interior waters of the Galapagos islands, plus those within 40 nautical miles measured from the baseline of the Archipelago are now a protected marine reserve. This is the only protected coastal marine area in the Southeast Pacific, and the second largest Marine Reserve in the world.
The submarine area of Galapagos (from 0 to 590 feet deep) is of 2.587 square miles.
Here's more Galapagos Islands information Don't miss the opportunity to snorkel in the Galapagos islands with sea lions, penguins, a variety of colorful fish and even inoffensive Galapagos sharks. Diving courses and a wide variety of tours are offered for those who are willing to take a deep adventure! Also on this Site:Enjoy Galapagos Skywatching it is a wonderful experienceClick here to see some Pictures of Galapagos Islands Description of the Galapagos Islands Vegetation A review on the Galapagos Land Iguana Click here to request Free Galapagos Brochures Recommended Galapagos Reading:Marine Life of the Galapagos: A Diver's Guide to the Fishes, Whales, Dolphins and Other Marine InvertebratesA definitive guide that introduces many new species of marine life never before seen. (Wonderful book) Wildlife of the Galapagos (Princeton Illustrated Checklists) Wildlife of the Galapagos is the most superbly illustrated and comprehensive identification guide ever to the natural splendor of these incomparable islands. It really reveals the archipelago's striking beauty. (A well-written, informative text). More Galapagos Books and Souvenirs For more information about the Galapagos marine reserve or if you need help to book a good Galapagos Tour, Please Click here to Contact Me
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