Elizabeth bay perimeter is observed off a Dinghy ride only, its main attraction been different islets called the Marielas, the inner cove is better viewed with no engine noise. Highlights of the area is the rich marine & bird life where penguins, Pelicans & blue herons are spotted across the rocky shores & the thick mangrove forest. Schools of rays & green turtles are easily spotted in the clear waters found in the area.
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Fast Facts about Bahía Elizabeth
| Main Features: |
Mariela Islets, Herons, Penguins, Rich marine life, Mangrove forest |
| Interaction In Site: |
Bird watching, Dinghy Ride, Sightseeing Marine life |
| Type of Landing: |
None, Circumference the area in a Dinghy ride only |
| Fitness: |
Low |
Animals at Bahía Elizabeth
*Visit point inclusion is subject to cruise programs and logistics. These are regulated by the galapagos national park.
