"Living Biological Evolution Exhibition Hall Coron Islands East Loop Cruise" eight-day trip 6️⃣ day
Itinerary: Three locations on Española Island, Punta Suárez, Islote Osborn, Gardner Bay
Today we come to Española Island at the southeastern tip of the Galapagos Islands, literally translated as Española Island, which is the oldest island in the archipelago. The first stop is Punta Suárez, on the west side of the island, to disembark for this morning's excursion. This is one of the places where Garapagost has a high proportion of wildlife species, and if you are a wildlife lover, this stop is undoubtedly interesting and unforgettable, along the way you can observe Española mockingbird, lava lizards (Lava lizards) and waved albatross, as well as blue-footed boobies, Nazca boobies, red-billed tropical birds (Red-billed tropic birds), swallow-tailed gulls and marine iguanas. From April to December, around 12,000 pairs of wave-like albatrosses nest here, and under the black cliffs, the waves roll and crash endlessly, the albatross stage elaborate courtship rituals repeatedly, and the spiny plants encountered on the island trek are also a sight to ignore.
After lunch, head to Islote Osborn, located southeast of Gardina Bay near Isla Espanyol, where no landing is allowed but offers a panoramic view of the many species that inhabit it. The last stop for the day is Bahía Gardner, consisting of an extensive white coral beach and several colonies of Galapagos sea lions, Gardner Bay has one of the largest sea lion colonies in the Galapagos Islands, snorkeling here is particularly recommended, especially around small semi-submerged tuff cones in front of the beach, with playful sea lions, turtles, reef white-tipped sharks, Rays and many different species of reef fish are present. It's a day of sun and beach, and around some of the rocks along the coastline, marine iguanas, blue-footed diving into the water, sally crabs, small coastal birds can be seen. Return to the yacht (to be continued).
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