Wolf and Darwin Islands, sometimes called Wenman and Culpepper, are two eroded volcanos located on a volcanic ridge (the Wolf-Darwin Lineament). Wolf reaches a maximum elevation of only 250 m and Darwin only 165 m above sea level. The islands, though, are only tips of massive volcanos that reach over 1000 m above the sea floor. Both volcanos are now extinct, ranging in ages from 400,000 to 1, 600,000 years old.

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These two small islets are inhabited only by sea birds and are rarely visited by tourists other than master divers.

Those of you who are scuba masters and love to dive can't miss these two Northern islands. Nautidiving takes excursions there, and you can check with other dive shops. You won't get there on a regular cruise, though this is where you'll probably see the greatest variety of sea life.

Because of the cold currents, here's where you might chance a look at the great spotted whale shark, whales, hammerheads, white tips, galapagos sharks and more. This is a special spot for the most spectacular sea life in the islands. Because of the great distance from Puerto Ayora, Darwin and Wolf are pretty exclusive. If you're a die-hard diver, don't miss out on the opportunity to dive here. Be aware, though, that these islands are for advanced divers.

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