Long Beach

Ascension's Turtle Paradise

Information about Long Beach

Long Beach is a stunning stretch of sand known for its crystal-clear waters and as a nesting ground for endangered green sea turtles. From November to May, visitors can witness these magnificent creatures coming ashore to lay their eggs, a truly magical experience. Snorkeling in the surrounding waters offers encounters with colorful fish and other marine life, making Long Beach a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts and beach lovers alike.

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Highlights Close to Long Beach

Devil's Ashpit

Explore the dramatic landscapes of Devil's Ashpit, a striking volcanic feature that showcases the island's fiery origins. This area is dotted with craters and ash fields, providing a surreal, moon-like environment perfect for exploration. Guided tours reveal fascinating insights into Ascension's geological history, making it a thrilling destination for geology enthusiasts and adventurous travelers.

Green Mountain National Park

Green Mountain National Park is a lush oasis in the heart of Ascension Island, boasting the highest peak on the island at 859 meters. The park is a testament to successful reforestation efforts, turning barren volcanic terrain into a verdant paradise. Visitors can hike through trails that weave through dense forests, encounter endemic plant species, and enjoy breathtaking views from the summit. It's a perfect spot for nature lovers and adventurers looking to explore Ascension's green heart.

Animals in Long Beach

Please be aware that wildlife sightings are never guaranteed and depend on seasons, weather, and other factors.

Green Turtle

Humpback Whale

Bottlenose Dolphin

Brown Booby