Audio Guide of Isla Solita

Isla Sola in Carmelo is a natural area mainly reached by private boat or by hiring a launch service at the port of Carmelo. It does not have fixed opening or closing hours, as it is a natural island. We recommend contacting local tour operators to arrange your transfer. You can find options at Carmelo Tourism.

Isla Sola itself does not have an admission fee, as it is a natural setting. However, you should consider the transportation cost to get there, which generally involves renting a launch or boat. Prices vary depending on the season and operator, so we recommend checking directly with nautical service providers in Carmelo.

To fully enjoy Isla Sola, we suggest setting aside at least half a day. This will allow you to explore its trails, relax on its beaches, and, if you feel like it, take a swim. If you enjoy photography or simply want to disconnect, you could even spend a full day there.

Isla Sola, as its name suggests, is an island known for its untouched nature and tranquility, offering a refuge for local wildlife and a serene space for visitors. Although it does not have a major history of landmark events, its significance lies in its ecological value and its role as a green lung and natural attraction in the Carmelo region.

The best time to visit Isla Sola is during the spring to autumn months (September to April), when the weather is warmer and more suitable for outdoor activities and boating. Ideally, we recommend going in the morning to make the most of the daylight and avoid the hottest hours in summer. However, if you are looking for sunset, going in the afternoon can be magical.

Due to its wild nature and the fact that access is mainly by boat, Isla Sola presents accessibility challenges for people with reduced mobility. The beaches and trails are not adapted, and disembarking from the launches can be difficult. We recommend contacting boat operators to learn what facilities they may be able to offer.

Carmelo and its surroundings offer many attractions. Do not miss the Carmelo Wine Route, with its boutique wineries, the picturesque Swing Bridge, or a stroll through the city’s historic center. You can also explore other nearby islands or enjoy the local cuisine.

Of course! Bring sunscreen, insect repellent, enough drinking water, and something to snack on, as there are no services on the island. Wear comfortable clothing and suitable footwear for walking along natural trails. Do not forget to bring a bag for your waste to help preserve the natural beauty of Isla Sola. And of course, bring your camera to capture the scenery!