The Espumilla Beach, located at the northernmost tip of Buccaneer Cove, is a popular breeding ground for sea turtles. The only species that breed and lay eggs in the Galápagos Marina Reserve are green sea turtles. Every year, people flock to this white coral beach in January. It’s unusual to see them when they put eggs up at night to avoid predators. Tourists may see their aletas’ huellas from the sea, as well as the breeding grounds excavated in the dunes. Tortugas begin to enclose in April and May, and they flee quickly to the sea to avoid the snares of approaching terrestrial predators.