Isla del Coco — cascadas cayendo desde acantilados al Pacífico

Cocos Island National Park · UNESCO 1997

Cocos Island Geoportal

Welcome to the interactive geodata platform for Cocos Island. In this space, you can access geographic information in the form of interactive maps, data, downloads and other services

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1978

National Park

1997

UNESCO Heritage

54 844 km²

Protected marine area

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Live Oceanographic Buoy

Monitor Cocos Island's ocean in real time: waves, wind, water temperature, dissolved oxygen and underwater noise, transmitted via satellite from a Sofar Spotter buoy.

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0.53m

Wave height

28.9°C

Water temperature

2.3kn

Wind

120dB

Hydrophone

SPOT-33020C · 05.55°N 087.05°O Live ·

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Available Resources

Geoviewers

Explore interactive maps and visualize geospatial data from Cocos Island

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Control Panels

Access statistics and data on the management of the Cocos Marine Conservation Area

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Story Maps

Discover information about the history of Cocos Island National Park

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Maps

Access detailed maps and cartographic resources of Cocos Island

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Downloads

Download geospatial data and cartographic resources

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Cocos Island in pictures

Natural and Historical Wonders of Cocos Island

Cocos Island Finch (Pinaroloxias inornata)

The Cocos Island Finch, a bird that is endemic to Cocos Island

Cloud Forest

The cloud forest of Cocos Island is a unique ecosystem rich in biodiversity

Waterfall

The Cocos Island Waterfall, also known as Genio(Genius) Waterfall, is one of the most emblematic and spectacular landscapes of this national park

Holy Spirit Dove (Gygis alba)

Known as the White Tern, or White-tailed Tern, is one of the most emblematic birds of the island

Rocky Islet of Cocos Island

Rock formations emerging from the ocean near Cocos Island, home to seabirds and witnesses to the force of the waves

Panoramic View of Cocos Island

Aerial view showing its dense tropical vegetation, cloud forest-covered mountains, and its isolation within the Pacific Ocean

Carved Stone

A historic rock on Cocos Island with inscriptions made by sailors, marking their passage through this island

Hammerhead Shark at Cocos Island

A hammerhead shark swims among a school of fish in the waters of Cocos Island, recognized as a marine sanctuary

Wafer Bay

One of the most representative bays of Cocos Island, with crystal-clear waters and beaches surrounded by lush vegetation