Southernmost of the Galapagos Islands, Española is also one of the oldest whose dramatic cliff tops of Punta Suarez teem with sea-birds including Nasca and blue-footed boobies, oystercatchers, tropic birds and Galapagos hawks.
More famously, the island provides the only nesting site in the entire archipelago for waved albatross which arrive between April and December. Española’s famous blowhole is ringed with sea-lions and marine iguanas and lies in dramatic contrast to Garder Bay, a pristine expanse of golden sand where visitors can snorkel alongside sea-lions, rays and tropical fish.
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