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Day trip to Santa Fe
... into the channel and the light on the water was spectacular. The moon was full and looked like a huge orange ball floating just above the sea - incredible! As we walked back into the hotel, we were handed the most delicious cup of hot chocolate and ended the day with another tasty meal on the terrace. The food here is outstanding, the only problem is that we seem to just eat constantly. "This place is just like heaven" as was said by one of the boys ...
Breaking financial records in the GALAPAGOS!
Seriously? At the age of 23 I get to go and visit the Galapagos islands? It was hard for me to wrap myself around this fact as we were descending to Baltra Island in the northern part of the islands. I was sitting next to Cecilia a warm lady who by chance was the director of 1 of 3 schools in Puerta Ayora. We had a fantastic 2.5 hours on flight discussing the islands, the people, and my options for travel once I arrived. In addition to Cecilia, on the plane were ...
Last day in Paradise
... Gehwege gibt - fanden wir gut :-)) und mussten nicht ab 6 ein
Taxi nehmen.
Kim und ich waren auch jedes Mal erstaunt, wenn die
Autos (es gibt nur Pick Ups hier) anhielten, um uns über die Straße zu
lassen - und das passierte jedes Mal.
Auch das nervige
Hinterhergepfeife und Gehupe und die "hola chica"s aus Quito gibt es
hier nicht. Was ich in Quito (und später in Guayaquil noch ...
Shark Cry Out Week
... about environmental crimes. In that way, suspected fishermen can be prosecuted directly on the island, rather than being sent to the mainland and buying themselves out from a currupt system.
Myself, I am very grateful for the many sharks still left in the waters. I've had some amazing encounters with hammerheads, big blacktip and Galápagos sharks, and close-ups with the smaller white-tip reef sharks. Not as close, though, as the surfer that went ...
Galapagos- North Seymour
... there! There are no enemies to protect from so they have not had to nest in trees. After the babies are born they are solid white and have white feet. When they reach bird puberty, their feet turn blue! The animal world is so interesting. We all boarded the boat and had a nice lunch. The group Karina, Falko and I were with was the opposite end of the spectrum from who we had been with the day before. There were three ...
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