Only small boats can enter the island, because of the shallow waters. The arrival here is truly impressive. There is a great white beach and the water is turquoise colored. A forest of Opuntia cactus covers the Island. The walk is easy and short and on the trails you can find land-iguanas chewing on the fallen cactus pads. These iguanas are different from the ones you find on the South Plaza Islands. This iguana is a lot bigger! Other animals that can be found here are sea lions, yellow-tailed surgeonfish, sergeant majors, damsel- and parrotfish, stingrays, white-tipped reef sharks, rodents, Galapagos doves and snakes. The beach side is perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The excursion time will be approximately 2 hours.
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