Although getting to Coco's Island is still a tropical adventure, its native beauty will dazzle you, since both the journey through its turquoise blue waters full of life and the green of its forests will be images hard to duplicate in any other place of the world.

Cocos Island, 24 sq. kilometers in size is a typical tropical island with two bays in the north, Wafer Bay and Chatham Bay which are divided by a ridge. The latter are a save harbor. The rest of the coastline is very step with quit a number of waterfalls, some of them 200 feet high. In the southwest of the island are the highest point, called mount "Iglesias" and 575 feet high. The Climate is hot and humid - very humid. It rains almost every day for a couple of hours between March and December.

Coco's Island is one of the few places where its topographical characteristics will provide you with a large number of waterfalls of all sizes and shapes that present a unique sight, even more when they fall into the sea. Also, this place has fresh water springs that form small rivers, islets and high elevation cliffs that shape a unique landscape.