Tortuga Bay beach

Tortuga Bay Beach is a tranquil beach on the shores of the same-named bay, 2 kilometers from Puerto Ayora on the island of Santa Cruz.

The resort is unique because there are many iguanas and turtles on the coast, and in the water, a variety of small sharks, fry, and albatrosses walk among the stones. In the bay, eagles fish. The coast is split into two beaches: Playa Mansa Beach and Playa Brava Beach.

Playa Mansa Beach is suitable for a beach vacation; you can swim; Mansa is a calm stretch of beach with no waves. The water temperature is +22 degrees Fahrenheit, and the shore is flat.

Playa Brava Beach is known for its large waves and strong currents. Brava beach is a surfers' paradise. It has a long coastline. You'll have to walk a long way to get to the water. Renting equipment is effective.

Employees and rescuers control the order along the coast. On the beach, towels and clothes are hung on special hangers. They travel to the coast by foot or boat. Walking the road will take between 30 and 50 minutes. The path is asphalt and very comfortable. Along the way, there are beautiful local landscapes, information stands, and signs. Tourists enter their personal information at the beach entrance. There is no admission fee. In addition, there is a store where you can purchase drinking water.

Location: Santa Cruz Island