Main Attractions

Unique Wildlife:

• Punta Estrada:

  • Home to a diverse array of marine life including sea lions, marine iguanas, and blue-footed boobies.

  • Visitors might also spot rays and sea turtles in the clear waters near the shore.

• Canal del Amor:

  • Known for its romantic and serene ambiance, it’s a haven for colorful fish and occasionally, small reef sharks.

  • The surrounding mangroves and rocky cliffs provide a habitat for many bird species and marine creatures.

• Canal de los Tiburones:

  • As the name suggests, it’s a popular spot to see white-tipped reef sharks resting in the shallow waters.

  • The channel also hosts a variety of fish species, making it a vibrant underwater environment.

• Playa de los Perros:

  • A beautiful beach where visitors can see a large colony of marine iguanas basking on the rocks.

  • The beach is also frequented by Sally Lightfoot crabs and occasionally, playful sea lions.

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Recommendations

Equipment:

• Bring comfortable, lightweight clothing, sturdy walking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and snorkeling gear.

• A camera is essential for capturing the island's stunning landscapes and wildlife.

Respect for Nature:

• Follow all guidelines to minimize impact on the fragile ecosystem of the Galápagos Islands.

• Keep a respectful distance from wildlife and avoid disturbing their natural behavior.

Environmental Impact:

• Emphasize responsible tourism practices to preserve the natural beauty and biodiversity of the tour sites.

• Participate in eco-friendly tours that prioritize environmental conservation and education.