Marino Ballena National Park features a distinctive whale tail-shaped rock and sandbar formation jutting into the Pacific Ocean, created by converging ocean currents. Visitors can explore the formation by walking out on the rocks and tide pools during low tide, snorkel in adjacent waters, or view it from the shore, mountains, or by boat while potentially spotting humpback whales that gather in the area for nine months per year.
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