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Caleta Tortuga Negra Overview
Known for its calm and clear waters, Black Turtle Cove is a mangrove inlet that can be visited in a dinghy ride only (engines off), a pristine location where it is easy to spot a variety in sea life, school of different type of sea rays, sea turtles, White & black tipped Sharks along with other birds that live among the mangroves like blue footed boobies and pelicans.
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Founded in 2012 in Quito, Ecuador, GreenGo Travel is the leading expert for Galapagos cruises, Galapagos land based tours and custom tours in mainland Ecuador, the Rainforest and Peru. With a mission to simplify travel bookings through innovative technology, we offer the most extensive selection of Galapagos cruises and unique experiences in rainforest expeditions. Recognized as Ecuador’s Leading Travel Agency for 4 years in a row 2021-2024 at the World Travel Awards and lauded by TripAdvisor, we cater to travelers seeking eco-friendly adventures. Our unique in-house booking system underscores our commitment to efficient and responsible tourism.
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Fast Facts about Caleta Tortuga Negra
| Main Features: | Young marine life, rays, sea turtles, reef sharks, shallow & clear waters |
| Interaction In Site: | Dinghy Ride |
| Type of Landing: | None, Circumference the area in dinghy ride only |
| Fitness: | Low |
Animals at Caleta Tortuga Negra
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