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Red Mangrove Aventura Lodge
A Travel Blog entry by galapagoslover from Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
We decided to stay at Red Mangrove Aventura Lodge, literally on the water, lovely deck we spend the first morning having a cup of coffee next to a marine iguana and sea lion at the hotel ...
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Last adventure in S.America to Galapagos Islands
A Travel Blog entry by sharor from Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
... the best option! We crossed from Baltra by boat to Santa Cruz island and we were transferred straight away to the Red Mangrove lodge in Puerto Ayora which is the main town. We were greeted with a welcome drink and were given the key to our ...
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Tortoises and Boobies (blue footed ones)
A Travel Blog entry by wheresktandmatt from Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
... whether the people from the travel company were handling the bags or not, but we got there in the end. The 1st hotel, The Red Mangrove Adventure Inn, was very nice, we got a nice room with a king bed and view over the bay where the cruise ships moared ...
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We crossed the ditch........ to Santa Cruz
A Travel Blog entry by sasi_lassies from Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
... . From here were hop into a ute (4 of us) and spend the next 30 minutes travelling across the island to the Red Mangrove Aventura Lodge. Very impressive - here we are met again by our naturalist guide (Marlon) and tour organiser (Jimmy) who fits us out ...
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06 Chickees
A Travel Blog entry by tombuttle from Lane Bay, Florida, United States
... , Wood Buffalo, Waterton and Grasslands) - I expect a late April or more likely a mid-May start to this next adventure. Hopefully I will be able to see all my family and Toronto friends before hitting the road again Tidbits - Drivers are pretty bad ...
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Zanzibar, Pemba and Tanga
A Travel Blog entry by dcm from Tanga, Tanzania
... hear mine. Thursday 7th It was a hectic day: We finally went to Jozani forest to see the Red Colobus Monkeys and Mangrove forests. Besides the stinging nettles, the experience was awesome. The monkeys came too close for photography and ...
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We try our first taxi-brousse!
A Travel Blog entry by diannemurray from Diego Suarez, Madagascar
... in town, the majority of whom seem to be single males with a local girl in tow. Walking along the street is a bit of an adventure, avoiding the deep, sandy potholes in the dark, as well as cars approaching from both directions. Two cars can just pass, if ...
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Wildlife Galore
A Travel Blog entry by weemcd from Tortuguero, Limón, Costa Rica
... but the last part of the journey is by boat and en route we saw crocodiles and monkeys as well as many birds, the adventure had begun! The turtles come onto the beach at night and organised tours take you to see them in small groups. It is very ...
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Costa Rica Travel Diary
A Travel Blog entry by kungfusurfer from Tortuguero, Monte Verde, Arenal, Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica
... I feel like a dumb gringo for having worn my favorite shirt, which happens to be white. By the end of the zip line adventure, my shirt is drenched in mud. I have flashbacks to when I was a kid playing tackle football in the mud. After the euphoria ...
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Costa rica-the gem of central america by ...
A Travel Blog entry by tvlseeker from San Jose and Guancaste, Costa Rica
... noticing the rather hefty smell of sulfur from the mud that seemed to linger about us. (Jim's Jewel: The Buena Vista Lodge & Adventure Center. Closest to the mud pots, this log cabin complex has sweeping vistas of the mountains, with two bedroom ...
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Suggestions for places to travel in North America
A Travel Blog entry by gcorbin from Seattle, Washington, United States
... goes sporadically from Canada to Mexico. Stretches of that are amazing, Jerome, AZ comes to mind. Basically, anywhere in the SW...lots of adventure, biking, climbing, ruins. There are a ton of places in WA, OR, CA, AZ, UT, ID, CO, WY, Alberta and ...
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Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala
A Travel Blog entry by joyceanddave from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala
... morning, by bus at 5am in fact, which was all the more impressive considering Louise only stopped chatting about 2am! Our first adventure was in Corcovado National park. To get there we caught a bus, taxi then boat. The boat ride got very exciting ...
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In a hurry
A Travel Blog entry by ramblingharveys from Cape Tribulation, Australia
... introduce ourselves to the others and Joe didn't sttempt any getting to know one another games. We had to stop at the Adventure Tours office before leaving Cairns so we picked up some water and made use of the facilities, labelled Tarzen and Jane this ...
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Jamaica Starter Kit
A Travel Blog entry by kris from Kingston, Kingston, Jamaica
... . Here too is where Cristobal Colombus camped a year whilst shipwrecked on his last voyage to the Americas. Make a day an adventure by bypassing expensive tours or taxis by getting route taxis into the cockpit hills to tour bob marleys birth and final ...
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Two day hike, & over night in a hide
A Travel Blog entry by brad.leah from tama negara, Pahang, Malaysia
... would have made all the difference to the experience, being able to freshen up before sleeping. None the less it was a great adventure, the jungles here is spectacular and more than made up for not seeing any interesting mammals. Its age and beauty are ...
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Red Mangrove Adventure Inn Puerto Ayora
Av. Charles Darwin y Piqueros Puerto Ayora,Samta Cruz, Galapagos Islands, Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
... Over from SteveTait We decided to stay over on the Galapagos after our five day cruise around the islands and chose the Red Mangrove Adventure Hotel in the town of Puerto Ayora and were we glad we did! First of all, The Red Mangrove is absolutely ...
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