Darwin Bay Genovesa

... - Tower Prince Philip's Steps 08:00 Dinghy ride and dry landing at the jetty for a walk 11:00 Back on board Darwin Bay (white coral beach) 14:30 Wet landing on the beach for a walk on a rocky trail and snorkeling from the ...

... as well.  We had a wet landing (we had to wade through water to get to the shore) at Darwin Bay, the only beach in Genovesa island.  We hiked for an hour to check out the bird colonies. The birds were practically ubiquitous-- ...

... the only photo I´ve got of the owl.... see if you can see it! (Clue: it´s in a cave somewhere....!) We finished the day by snorkelling at Darwin Bay and there we all swam with sharks and manta rays. Great finish to our last snorkel on the ...

... a Captain's welcome drink. We could already tell this was going to be a great group and a great adventure. Genovesa Island, July 25th - Darwin Bay Today we spent the entire day on Genovesa Island - a small island in the northeast of the ...

... dai piedi rossi! Incontriamo anche un gufo locale e vediamo un paesaggio incredibile e molti uccelli in nidificazione. Restiamo in Darwin Bay anche nel pomeriggio e dopo il bagno scendiamo a fare un altro giro sulle scogliere dell'isola nominata in ...

... We had fantastic breakfast with loads of different hot and cold dishes just before we attempted our first wet landing at Darwin Bay. Genovesa is quite a way from Baltra island and so it doesn't attract as many tourist boats. In fact Maria told us that ...

... Mittag hatten wir dann die Chance die weltberühmten Hammerhaie live zu sehen. Direkt vom Schlauchboot wurden wir an den Kliffs ins kalte Wasser rausgelassen. Der Wellengang war riesig. Nachmittag: Darwin Bay Beach - Walk: Seelöwen, Vögel, ...

... ; We used this time to shower and siesta after a long morning in the sun.  In the afternoon we made a wet landing at Darwin Bay from where Jorge took us on another guided walk.  Again there was an abundance of birdlife, many of whom were ...

... sten; grösste Nistkolonien von Rotfusstölpeln, Bindefregattvögeln und Galapagos-Wellenläufern auf Galapagos; Klippen um die Darwin Bay mit Gabelschwanzmöwen, Rotschnabel-Tropikvögeln und Nazcatölpeln; einige Lavamöwen. Die Fahrt zur nördlichsten ...

... Elena and I saw small (~1 m) manta rays jumping out of the waves and spinning in the air like kites out of control. Darwin Bay is a circular Plio-Pleistocene caldera flooded by the sea on the south side of Isla Genovesa, the northeasternmost of the ...