Mosquera is one of the smalles islands in the Galapagos. Located in the center of the archipelago between Baltra and North Seymour. Most of the islet is covered with sand and barren lava rock.
Surrounded by coral reefs, this is a wonderful place to enjoy snorkeling with marine life and sea lions. This island has several species of sea birds, marine iguanas and blue footed boobies. There are occasional reports of orcas and whale sightings around this área.
Highlights and Wildlife: White sand beach. Sea lions, lava gulls, marine iguanas, blue-footed boobies.
Landing: Wet Landing
Activities: Hiking, snorkeling, swimming
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Total Area: 0.06 km2 /0.022 mi2
Population: Uninhabited