Size: 1,9 km2

Visitor site: Rabida

Rabida looks red with the lava containing a lot of ferric oxide in the lava. Very special is the red sand of the beach with the saltbush vegetation and the silvery palo santo trees on the slopes. The batch of Rabida had before the last "El Niño) one of the biggest Galápagos sea lion colony. This colony has to recuperate again from the small remainder. There is a small lagoon behind the zone of saltbush vegetation with (depending of the season) flamingos and white-cheeked pintail ducks.

Visitor site: Rabida (snorkelling)

Snorkelling from the beach and along the rocky coast.





Sea Lions

ANIMALS

  • Galápagos sea lion
  • Nesting colony of Brown pelican (nesting depends on the season)
  • Noddy tern Marine iguanas
  • Flamingo
  • White-cheeked pintail duck

PLANTS

  • Saltbush
  • Croton Opuntia, prickly pear cactus
  • Black mangrove
  • Palo santo tree

UNDERWATER WORLD

  • White coral
  • Parrot-fish
  • White-banded
  • Angelfish
  • Yellow tailed Surgeonfish
  • Sea urchins (pencil-spined, green and white sea urchins)
  • Sea cucumbers
  • Starfishes
  • Sting ray
  • Blue-eyed Damselfish
  • Eventual White-tipped reef shark
  • Large-banded Blenny
 
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