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This beach is covered in playful sea lions. It is a terrific location to snorkel as you will see numerous colorful fish and sea turtles. It is a pretty good hike from town or a $4 taxi ride.
You can take an inexpensive taxi there and then walk along the beach to get to the La Loberia beach. Lots of sea lions to enjoy at the beach. OK snorkeling -- this is a nice trip but in my opinion not a main event....More
Title of this review basically sums it up. It's a nice sandy beach where you can hang out with seals and sea lions. Entry into the water is pretty rocky (so water shoes recommended), but after you get a bit into the water, it gets...More
La Loberia is a beautiful white sand beach with big surf and black lava rocks. There are, of course, sea lions, and Sally Lightfoot crabs and marine iguanas. We hiked to the top of the cliff and saw Nazca Boobies, Swallow-tailed Gulls, and smaller birds,...More
You can walk the shoreline for quite a distance taking in the island breeze, wildlife and snapping many photos. You can stick to the sandy beach or venture as far as the cliffs to see the birds and the crashing waves along the rocks. The...More
It is one of the place in Galapagos that needs to be seen.Sealions are everywhere, at every turn.After the beach rocky road will enchanten you a lot.But give yourself a favor.Watch the sunset.Be careful with currents if you arent good swimmer.It is open till 18:00.Dont...More
We were just swimming around the bay full of sea lions, and found a very sizable sea lion. The whole experience is free, other than a short can ride if you don't feel like walking there. Can ride was $3. There are tons of Iguanas...More
Local people are not big fans of Sea Lions. They smell and really behave like dogs some times. Although locals can be fed up of them, tourist fall in love easily of their playful nature (not so much the smell) and how they play and...More
Such a great place to snorkel! So many fish! We also saw sea turtles and sea lions. If you’re a good swimmer, do not need to take a guided tour. You can bring your own snorkel gear and take a $3 taxi to the beach...More
So many sea lions! Such silly, playful beasts, except when they're totally lazy and aloof. Everyone loves 'em!
