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With 60.3 hectares, the island belongs to The Humboldt Penguin National Reserve, has a sandy soil with gravel and organic matter.
La Poza and The Tijeras beach, white sand with conchuela ground, are an incredible scene to tourists for its clear and gentle waters , while only the first is suitable for swimming. This lovely corner of nature forms, together with Chañaral Ssland and Los Choros Island The Humboldt Penguin National Reserve, a total area of 859 hectares, a variety of wildlife habitat, where you can easily share with sea lions, pelicans, chungungos, Magellanic penguins and bottlenose dolphins.
For the romantic offers white sand beaches and clear waters that show all the richness of the sea floor. In addition to private treks and expeditions to virgin sites on the island, with breathtaking sunsets.
For the adventurous spirits, there are monitors that invite them to move away from the island to discover the habitat of the Humboldt Penguin, the caves of the sea lions, and daily walks are defined by living in the vicinity of the island. |
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