This tour includes: Wall of tears, Estuary, Estuary Tunnel, Beach of Love, The little beach & a Tortoise Breeding Center.
In the center, complete with a set of beautiful gardens featuring native plants, there are a total of 330 juvenile and adult tortoises that are fed three times a week based on an Otoya plant diet.
Keep an eye out for the four mangrove species endemic to the area as well as flamingos, rails, and other waterfowl.
A tunnel created by volcanic lava where you can clearly identify the process of lava flow integral to the formation of the islands.
A sandy beach circling a lagoon of shallow sea water.
A relaxing beach where you can observe marine iguanas.
This historical site is a 25-meter tall wall that was constructed by the prisoners of a penal colony established on the island from 1945- 1959. The name comes from the sweat and tears of the inmates and is a monument to the suffering of the prisoners.
The ten trails offered through the Wetlands include the following sites:
“It takes around 3 hours by bike to tour the wetlands, the panoramic view of Isabela was great. In all the little sites we had terrific landscapes and friendly wildlife.” – Alex, UK
