Turtle Bay: The largest beach of the island is about 30 minutes walking. There is a small road 2,500 meters long and must sign in and out at the office of the National Park Galapagos, where access to Turtle Bay visitors are granted free of charge. The beach is perfectly preserved and it has presence of wild animals such as marine iguanas, crabs beach and birds. Divided in to kind of beach, (the brave and the calm), you are only allowed to swim in the calm beach. Here are activities like kayaking and snorkeling where you can find white tip sharks, sea turtles, stingrays, and flying fish.

Cracks: Dinghy across to a place called "The German Pear", there walk about 15 minutes to cracks, which as the name suggests are natural crevices where seawater seeps forming pools before reach to cracks we passed a beach called "the beach of the Germans" where you can swim, sunbathe, snorkel, then pass by a salt pond, the road is surrounded by lava rocks and in the course will display several birds in freshwater and terrestrial animals, like Galapagos native plants. Activities you can do here are snorkeling, swimming and nailed from the high zone.

Breeding Center “Fausto Llerena”, tortoises and land iguanas: The Breeding Center, which is located in the National Park Galapagos , turtles can be found in each of their growth cycles. Since they are in their early stage, to grown and reproductive stage and know the different shells that have turtles; you can also observe land iguanas. Activities you can do is visit the beach ECD (Charles Darwin Station) which is near the breeding center and swimming and snorkeling.

The Garrapatero: Is a beautiful beach surrounded by mangroves, small lagoons which are home to flamingos. In this beach you have the opportunity to swim or snorkel on the surface. It also has places for camping with prior approval of the Public Use Unit in the National Park Galpagos. You can use the grills. Garrapatero beach has a length of 3 kilometers is an uninhabited area that gives a totally natural look. You will often see many ghost crabs and resident and migratory seabirds. It is reached by taxi.

Farm (Selected) and Lava Tunnels: It is a reserve of giant tortoises living in their natural habitat, which also are the lava tunnels, which are caves previously performed by volcanic eruptions.

The Twins: These are great depressions of volcanic material, formed by a long process of slow sinking of the ground, where exceptional escalesia trees, ferns, mosses and orchids can be seen. Some species of Galapagos finches and often beautiful vermillion flycatcher can be seen here. It is reached by taxi.