More than just ‘Love Beach’
April 27th, 2016 | 11 Photos
On May 9th, the Marietas Islands will close the popular ‘Love Beach’ for a environmental restoration project. In the past months a growing numbers of tourists have led to increased damage to the area. While the most popular of beaches will be closed, the islands will continue to offer a landscape of wildlife and beauty to tourists and locals alike.
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A lion’s face protrudes from this giant rock outcropping.
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A seagull perches on one of the many large volcanic rocks which are scattered throughout the islands.
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Exploring another cave where the view of the ocean is framed perfectly.
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An overcast day and another sea cave off in the distance.
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Looking out to sea while exploring one of the many beaches.
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Blue footed boobies sitting atop a cliffside.
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One of the many beautiful sea caves in the islands.
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One of the many rocky islands to explore.
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A heron blends into the rocks hunting for food.
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A boat enters a hidden cove on one of the many islands.
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Some of the small boats that carry people out to Las Marietas moored in Punta de Mita.
