Barrington Bay(Barrington Island, Barrington Island Beach)

Barrington Bay is a picturesque beach located in Parroquia Isla Santa María (Floreana) (Cab. en Pto.

The beach is approximately 1.5 kilometers long, and the sand is a stunning blend of white and light pink

Velasco Ibarra), Ecuador.

There is no designated parking lot at Barrington Bay, but visitors can park their cars along the side of the road. The parking is free, but visitors are advised to arrive early, as the space is limited and fills up quickly.

Fun fact: Barrington Bay is named after Admiral Samuel Barrington, who was a British naval officer and governor of Newfoundland.

There are several attractions on and near Barrington Bay, including the famous Post Office Bay, which is just a short walk from the beach. Visitors can also explore the nearby hiking trails and learn about the history of the island at the Floreana Museum. For those interested in wildlife, the Galapagos sea lions are a common sight on the beach and in the surrounding waters.

There are a few restaurants near Barrington Bay that offer a variety of cuisine, including seafood and Ecuadorian dishes. Some of the nearby restaurants include Los Cactus Restaurant, which serves fresh seafood dishes, and the Red Mangrove Aventura Lodge, which offers a range of Ecuadorian and international cuisine.

There are several hotels located in Puerto Velasco Ibarra, including the luxurious Red Mangrove Aventura Lodge and the budget-friendly Casa de Lelo Ecolodge. Both options offer comfortable accommodations and easy access to the beach and other attractions on the island.