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Mocha Island National Reserve
The Isla Mocha unit is located in the Bío Bío Region, the municipality of Tirúa, province of Arauco. It was created on May 12, 1988.
The unit stands out for the protection of wildlife species, the white fardela, a seabird of special scientific and tourist interest because it is an endemic species of the island. The vegetation of the island in the low and flat sectors is made up of annual and scrubland plants, adapted to wind and salt conditions that predominate almost all year.
Its main trails are:
- Laguna Hermosa Norte
- Laguna Hermosa Sur
- The Golden Years
- Huairavos Lagoon
Budget
- Free
Best For Whom
- Expats
- Mature Travellers
- For Her
- Couples
- For Him
- Families With Teenagers
- Backpackers
- All Ages
- Students
- Groups
Best For What
- Waterfront
- Lively Atmosphere
- Nature
- Off The Beaten Path
- Wildlife
- The Local Experience
- Outdoor Area
- A View To Die For
- Adventure