Not an easy beach to get to, a bit out of the way to get to. We stopped by this small beach at the... read more
I cycled 24km from town to visit this beach and I can tell you that this wasn't anything special... read more
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Not an easy beach to get to, a bit out of the way to get to. We stopped by this small beach at the end of our highlands tour and was really looking forward to some relaxation time by the beach, but we were swarmed...More
I cycled 24km from town to visit this beach and I can tell you that this wasn't anything special. It was a quiet and secluded beach, with nice shallow water but that was it. There wasn't any wildlife or birds near the rocks or any...More
Our tour driver took us here. There were very few people as it was late morning on an overcast day. The beach is about a 10 minute walk from the car park. It was very quiet and tranquil.
Third stop on the Highlands Tour and one that shouldn't be rushed, so bring your repellent as those pesky insects are everywhere, a towel and simply enjoy. I spotted a few sharks near the shoreline and a couple of sea lions chilling on the rocks...More
The walk to the beach is lovely & once you get there you will not be disappointed! Bring bug spray as there are black flies (not sure what they are called) that do bite. They are attracted to wet skin for some reason.
Take your time to go there. It is usually a part of a tour with the highlands (also worth it). Safe place, bring your sunblock and enjoy this still not so popular spot in Galapagos.
This beach is part of a 3-stop tour to the highlands of San Cristobal island. First stop is El Junco volcano crater, now a lagoon. Very nice view from atop. Second stopped is La Galapaguera de Cerro Colorado is the reserve where Galapagos tortoises are...More
Rating this a 4 as when we finally went to the beach,it started raining so we could not enjoy it as much. The sand is very white and it is a large area so in the sun must be beautiful. As long as we were...More
We went to the tortuous sanctuary and then onto Puerto Chino Beach. Very secluded and beautiful beach. A bit of a walk from the main road. Then also saw the Tree House. Really cute.
This beach is part of a 5-hour-taxi tour across San Cristobal. Usually, the taxi drivers give you one hour for the beach. Insist in two hours, and rather skip the restaurant stops. You may take some picnic food with you, since the beach is pristine...More
