Tortuga Bay Hotel

... ; It was lovely being back on land.  We spent the afternoon snoozing and sunbathing.  20th April We were told about Tortuga Bay, which was a bleached white vast bay of sand and variants of turquoise blue sea.  To reach the bay you had to ...

... ich nochmal eine Zeitzone weiter gerutscht. Zu Fuß habe ich mich dann zum etwa dreißig Minuten entfernt liegenden Bahía de Tortuga (Tortuga Bay) aufgemacht, um noch ein bisschen Sonne zu tanken. Ihr werdet mich jetzt alle hassen, aber hier hat es ...

... cave on one of the 2000 limestone outcrops in the Ha Long Bay. As we approached the island I thought it looked like Tortuga from Pirates of the Caribbean! I'm not sure what the cave was called officially, but i'm pretty certain our guide said it ...

... today for the first day in a few. It seems that my immune system was starting to respond better to whatever allergy I had. Tortuga Bay was okay. The ocean there is fantastic. It appears crystal clear and not murky at all really. A perfect light shade of ...

... it is very low and you have to crawl and slide a couple of metres, in the mud to get through! We then headed to Tortuga Bay which is a beautiful beach on the island.  It started pouring on our way there and we were debating whether we should go, but ...

... , pero era un primera clase y lo tuvimos por 1200 euros 8 dias de crucero. Mientras buscabamos cruceros nos dio tiempo a visitar Tortuga Bay, super bonito, y el Jean fue a bucear a Gordon Rocks. Las condiciones de buceo no son las ejores en esta epoca del ...

... from Santa Cruz to San Cristobal. It would leave in the afternoon, so we had time in the morning to visit famous Tortuga Bay, also walking distance from Puerto Ayora. A nicely paved trail through an indigenous cactus forest led us to a gorgeous white ...

... went to the Tortuga Bay, a nice beach about 45 min walk from Puerto Ayora, there's also another tucked away beach at the end of Tortuga Bay with quiet waters, where i went for a swim.  There's a guy who rents kayaks and gives quick tours of the local ...

... rice and beans, soups, and ceviches. We ate at this market 4 times during our stay. The second day, we hiked almost an hour to Tortuga Bay – you can only get to it by walking, but it is very much worth it. On one side, the waves crash into the ...

... an invaluable resource for scientific study for Biologists, Geneticists and the like.  The next afternoon we also took a wander to Tortuga Bay, a nature reserve in walking distance from the town which takes you to the beach and a natural shallow bay ...

... unless we wanted a fancy seafront hotel with a private swimming pool for US$200 per night!  That afternoon I took the trip to Tortuga Bay.  After signing in at the security hut, it was a decent walk from the hotel (roughly 3k each way).  ...

... we had spent nearly two months in moderate climates in the mountains, without seeing the ocean. Our first day was spent at Tortuga Bay. The bay is about an hour walk out of town on a nice brick walkway passing through dense foliage. Arriving at the beach ...

... to relax. The sun was not out so we went back to our room to enjoy some cable TV! The fourth day, we went to Tortuga Bay, it was beautiful there, nice white sand beaches with clear blue water. We were able to see some sea turtle tracks on the beach, ...

... fish stall on the harbour where there were massive pelicans and sea lions fighting over the scraps! We then took the long walk to tortuga bay. Sam rekons it was the best beach he's ever been to. It was pretty stunning. Eddie spagetti spent most of the ...

... shell.  There were also the plates which would have created the outer layer/ skin of the reptile. This afternoon we walked to Tortuga Bay. I had a dip in the water and spent time watching the birds swoop around the bay.  I saw all the birds the ...

... . The hotel was nice but cost $93/single. Our cab showed up on time and took us to the trailhead for Tortuga Bay. The trail is a beautifully constructed, paved, elevated path through the dense, and otherwise, impassable thicket. Lizards and birds ...

... have paid back in Switzerland and on a first class boat, JACKPOT!  Mission n.2 was to go to a place called Tortuga bay for a surfing session for Massimo (and sunbathing for Melanie) among iguanas and sea lions. Mission accomplished, both ...

... George (Solitario George) who is the last member of his species of giant tortoise. The rest of our day was spent out on Tortuga Bay, where we relaxed on the beach and built a sandcastle. The tour that was planned for the next day was canceled due to ...

... so all was okay. I had a nap while Mel went online then we went to a beach that had been reccommended to us called Tortuga Bay. It was a 4km walk down a beautiful little path through the forest, we eventually arrived there and as it was still quite early ...

... "wild" life while waiting for our excellent grilled fish, watching booby's, frigates and pelicans circling about 1400h departed for Tortuga Bay, a long walk over undulating path (partly paved), among cacti, warblers, finches, skinks and tree rat. 1515h ...