Sleeping Lion Rock Galapagos at Zoe Rivera blog

Sleeping Lion Rock Galapagos. On this visit, we opt for a family snorkeling tour around the stunning rock. The reason for the two different names is because the rock can seem like a sleeping lion, depending on the way that you look at it. Kicker rock, or leon dormido, stands out with its unique shape, resembling a sleeping lion. Kicker rock (or leon dormido, sleeping lion, locally) is an iconic feature of galápagos geology, and is one of the most popular photograph opportunities in the archipelago. One of the most photographed sites in all of the galapagos islands is kicker rock, also known as leon dormido because to some it resembles a sleeping lion. Kicker rock, rising 500 feet from the ocean, resembles a majestic sleeping lion, captivating all who encounter its unique charm. This island is also known as leon dormido (sleeping lion). Visually striking, the two rocks of leon dormindo, which means “sleeping lion,” soar to some 450 feet (140 meters) into the air. Accessible only by sea to prevent soil erosion,. Kicker rock galapagos is a fascinating site. It is the eroded cone of an extinct volcano in the shape of a sleeping lion which earned it the name, leon dormido.

One of the most photographed sites in all of the galapagos islands is kicker rock, also known as leon dormido because to some it resembles a sleeping lion. Kicker rock, rising 500 feet from the ocean, resembles a majestic sleeping lion, captivating all who encounter its unique charm. On this visit, we opt for a family snorkeling tour around the stunning rock. Kicker rock (or leon dormido, sleeping lion, locally) is an iconic feature of galápagos geology, and is one of the most popular photograph opportunities in the archipelago. Visually striking, the two rocks of leon dormindo, which means “sleeping lion,” soar to some 450 feet (140 meters) into the air. This island is also known as leon dormido (sleeping lion). Accessible only by sea to prevent soil erosion,. Kicker rock, or leon dormido, stands out with its unique shape, resembling a sleeping lion. Kicker rock galapagos is a fascinating site. The reason for the two different names is because the rock can seem like a sleeping lion, depending on the way that you look at it.

Two cuddling sea lions sleeping together on black lava rock in

Sleeping Lion Rock Galapagos This island is also known as leon dormido (sleeping lion). It is the eroded cone of an extinct volcano in the shape of a sleeping lion which earned it the name, leon dormido. Kicker rock, or leon dormido, stands out with its unique shape, resembling a sleeping lion. This island is also known as leon dormido (sleeping lion). Visually striking, the two rocks of leon dormindo, which means “sleeping lion,” soar to some 450 feet (140 meters) into the air. Kicker rock (or leon dormido, sleeping lion, locally) is an iconic feature of galápagos geology, and is one of the most popular photograph opportunities in the archipelago. On this visit, we opt for a family snorkeling tour around the stunning rock. Accessible only by sea to prevent soil erosion,. One of the most photographed sites in all of the galapagos islands is kicker rock, also known as leon dormido because to some it resembles a sleeping lion. Kicker rock galapagos is a fascinating site. Kicker rock, rising 500 feet from the ocean, resembles a majestic sleeping lion, captivating all who encounter its unique charm. The reason for the two different names is because the rock can seem like a sleeping lion, depending on the way that you look at it.