Perhaps one of the most peculiar formations on the Galapagos.
From afar it looks just like a pinnacle rock, but closing in you’ll see strange formations created by sun, wind and water. This erosion is continous, and sometime in the future the pinnacle will be nothing more than a photographic memory.
Last Updated on 6 April, 2023 by morten
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