Isabela Attractions
Isabela was founded in 1819 and named in honor of Queen Isabel of Spain. Isabela (population 39,147, area 55sq.mi/146sq.km) is also known as the "Garden of the Northwest". The countryside is comprised of beaches, coral islets, salt flats and dunes. Depending on the direction you take, the scenery just outside of Isabela may be comprised of the hills and valleys of Karst Country, the seaside cliffs that rise 60m / 200ft above the coastline, or savanah like areas.
Isabela itself doesn't warrant much time but can serve as a nice base or stopping point.
Isabela itself doesn't warrant much time but can serve as a nice base or stopping point.
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Jobos, Shack's, Crash Boat, Sandy Beach, Spanish Wall, and Indicator Surfing Beaches
Jobos, Shacks, Crash Boat, Sandy Beach, Spanish Wall, and Indicator Beaches offer very good surfing waves. Playa Jobos has natural features that result in almost consistent surf breaks and is frequented by some of the best surfers. Even if you don't surf, Jobos Beach is a fun place to come watch others. Playa Shacks is known also for caves and is a popular snorkeling area.
This whole area, generally just called Jobos, is known for surfing and most of the beaches are joined so that visitors can walk from one area to the next.
This whole area, generally just called Jobos, is known for surfing and most of the beaches are joined so that visitors can walk from one area to the next.
