Caleta Tagus
Caleta Tagus, or Tagus Cove, is a historic anchorage on Isabela Island in the Galápagos, facing the Bolívar Channel toward Fernandina. Named after a British warship, it was used by whalers and buccaneers who left graffiti still visible on the cliffs. Visitors land to see the historic inscriptions, walk to a viewpoint over Darwin Lake and the volcanic coast, and snorkel or ride pangas along shores with penguins, flightless cormorants, and sea turtles.
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