Sentences with phrase «booby sanctuary»
There is usually 1 land visit at the picturesque Half Moon Caye Island to visit the red - footed booby sanctuary.
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There is a sanctuary for boobies at Lighthouse Reef about 40 to 50 miles from Ambergris Caye and at times a few find their way to the caye.
Take time to walk through the Marine Iguana sanctuary — where you might also catch a glimpse of Blue - Footed Boobies and Frigate birds along the shore.
After our second dive / snorkel, lunch and stroll the beach to the bird sanctuary to see boobies, frigate birds and iguanas.
Despite being 600 miles west of South America, this primordial sanctuary continues to lure travelers with the promise of encounters with playful sea lions and flamboyant blue - footed boobies.
Man - O - War Caye is also found within the reserve which is a sanctuary for the frigate birds and the brown booby.
5) The Man - O - War Caye Bird Sanctuary is home to many native bird species including brown booby birds, magnificent frigate birds, and pelicans.
Also see Turneffe Atoll, Glovers Reef, the Booby Bird Sanctuary, shipwrecks, Manatees and other animals and points of interest.
Visit the Bird Island Sanctuary, where many migratory birds including egrets, swallows, crested terns, brown foot boobies and more birds come within a large lagoon.
Harboring a bird sanctuary, which was established in 1981 to protect the Red - footed Booby bird, the picturesque island boasts scenic views of the Caribbean Sea and exotic wildlife.
Huacachina is also the jumping point to one of Peru's greatest wildlife sanctuaries: the Ballestes Islands, known as «the mini Galapagos» on account of the massive concentration of animals living there — including penguins, blue footed boobies, a plethora of different birds and thousands of sea lions!
It is inhabited by large numbers of pelicans, sea gulls, ospreys and Costa Rica's largest community of boobies, which makes it a very important seabird sanctuary.
After you have had your fill of breaching, and spy hopping whales then head back over to Loreto or La Paz for five days of Baja sea kayaking and camping on remote islands in Loreto Bay National Marine Park or Espiritu Santo, where the surrounding water is a sanctuary for blue - footed boobies, fin and blue whales, dolphins and sea lions.
Above the waterline, Tubbataha serves as a stopover and sanctuary for migratory terns, boobies, and frigate birds.