Still active, Sierra Negra Volcano has one of the largest calderas in the world, measuring nearly 10 kilometers in diameter. On its northern flank lies a group of craters known as "Volcán Chico." Walking here means exploring a newborn landscape, shaped by lava rocks and lava tubes.

This islet is a natural open-air aquarium, with a lunar-like landscape that transports you to another world. Here, whitetip reef sharks, penguins, turtles, and sea lions swim just inches away from you, while marine iguanas roam freely all around.

Frozen lava formations, natural arches, and underwater passages—this site feels suspended in time. Every day brings new surprises, with species like seahorses, whitetip reef sharks, sea turtles, and blue-footed boobies putting on a show of their own.

Located inside the caldera of Sierra Negra Volcano, this is an active fumarole field where you can see rising gases and sulfur crystals. Ferns grow among the ash and basalt, creating a wild landscape that feels straight out of the age of dinosaurs.

Sulfur Mines

Concha Perla

Swim in turquoise waters, where sea lions perform playful spins and fish of all shapes, sizes, and colors invite you to experience marine life at its finest.

Built by Ecuadorian prisoners after World War II, this site is both powerful in its history and rich in breathtaking viewpoints. Along the trail, giant tortoises often make you stop and admire their presence.

Wall of Tears

Pedal along trails surrounded by sand, mangroves, and stunning natural landscapes. Feel the freedom of exploring the island at your own pace, while curious mockingbirds and friendly finches accompany you as if they’ve known you all along.

Bike Rides

As the sun sets, the sky softens into gentle colors and the sea turns into a calm mirror. The breeze surrounds you, and everything invites you to slow down, breathe, and simply surrender to the peaceful rhythm of the place.

Sunsets on the Beach