Itabaca Channel

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The Itabaca Channel separates the islands of Baltra and Santa Cruz in the Galápagos archipelago in Ecuador. The Itabaca Channel is crossed by water taxis who ferry passengers from Baltra (South Seymour) in the North to Santa Cruz in the South. The channel is around 400 meters its narrowest point.

located on the right and to the left is the Island of Baltra, in the middle is the Itabaca Channel and Baltra is on the left

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  • Flying out of Baltra, on the right with the Island of Santa Cruz on the left and in the middle is the Itabaca Channel
    Flying out of Baltra, on the right with the Island of Santa Cruz on the left and in the middle is the Itabaca Channel
  • Boats off the Santa Cruz Island Galapagos in the Itabaca Channel
    Boats off the Santa Cruz Island Galapagos in the Itabaca Channel
  • Galápagos sea lions on a buoy in the Itabaca Channel
    Galápagos sea lions on a buoy in the Itabaca Channel


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