A tiny island just off the coast of Punta del Este, Uruguay, Isla de Lobos holds the world's second-largest southern sea lion colony (about 1,500) and one of the tallest lighthouses in South America. The island, part of the protected Coastal Islands National Park, can only be visited by boat tour; though tours don't stop on the island, the boat anchors off the shore, allowing attendees to swim with the playful sea lions.
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