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Dive Site
Darwin's Arch
Darwin Island · Galapagos Islands · Ecuador
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Overview
Darwin's Arch is a remote dive area southeast of Darwin Island in the Galapagos. The arch collapsed naturally in 2021, leaving two rock pillars. Galapagos Conservancy identifies hammerhead and whale sharks among the area's principal wildlife; published itineraries describe dives to about 37 metres.
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Marine life
hammerhead sharks
whale sharks
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Location
Near Darwin Island, in the Galapagos Islands region of Ecuador.
LAT: 1.671470
LON: -91.990390
Data Provenance
This profile is compiled from 3 operator submissions and 142 community logs. Key facts (depth, entry) are verified against official hydrographic charts.
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Conflict Free