Galapaguera Natural Overview
Galapaguera Natural is a great location to observe giant tortoises in their natural environment. The beach is large and serves as a nesting area for sea turtles. In the months from January to May it is common to find traces of the females who have risen to the sand dunes to lay their eggs. An extended hike is available to reach Media Cone, with about 5km per way, an overall 3 1/2 hours of hiking to the cone & back.
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Fast Facts about Galapaguera Natural
| Main Features: |
Giant Tortoises in their Natural Environment, Extended Trek |
| Interaction In Site: |
Dinghy Ride, Hiking |
| Type of Landing: |
Wet Landing: Off a dhingy ride in Beach shore |
| Fitness: |
Low/High |
Animals at Galapaguera Natural
*Visit point inclusion is subject to cruise programs and logistics. These are regulated by the galapagos national park.
