SEA LION ISLEt: 

An islet located two miles away where the sea lions are, which are very friendly and like to swim with people.

At the bottom of the sea there are a large number of invertebrates and fish that can be observed through the glass on the bottom along with the sea lions. Coastal tour for interpretation of birds, marine iguanas and basaltic formations.

SHARK CHANNEL:  Fissure or crack formed by swellings of magma chambers, where sharks sleep, which are completely harmless. Oceanic birds can be found among the lava rocks.

THE LOWERS CHANNEL: Another crack, fantastic for photography, of exceptional scenic beauty.

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THE DOGS BEACH: This is an optional hike, named for the large number of dog crabs found in the area, along with the largest marine iguanas on Santa Cruz Island.

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THE CRACKS & SNORKLING:

A fifteen-minute walk over lava rocks where you can see Darwin's finches, coastal and lagoon birds, endemic and native vegetation.

The cracks are the continuation of the shark and love channels, only inland, where the water is less salty.

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