Free
See many of the same species that you’d find on the Galapagos Islands
See an amazing diversity of birds, including the Red-footed Booby
Snorkel in an ecosystem where dolphins, humpback whales and green sea turtles thrive
Wildlife treasure walk
Hike Ecuador's most prominent site for birdwatching. Learn about the island’s natural and geological history. Enjoy the stunning view over cliffs and the open sea. With a bit of luck, you might see dolphins and hammerhead sharks! Look for the Magnificent Frigatebird, Brown Pelicans and the Blue-footed Booby too. Sir Francis Drake is said to have buried treasure here – it was never recovered.
Practical information
Language: English.
Remarks/requirements: Lightweight clothing which includes long pants and long sleeved shirt.
Walking information: Long hikers: distance: 5100 mts - terrain: uneven, irregular, quite sandy. Short hikers: distance: 1500 mts - terrain: uneven, irregular, quite sandy. No hikers: distance: 300 mts - terrain: uneven, irregular, quite sandy
Wheelchair accessible: No.
