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Last day in this amazing place. The morning we spent in a magrove forest. Below the boats swam groups of ray and sharks. Most entertaining was that I tried to get sharks video, but the things are too quick and swam away when I tried to talk ...
The Cachalote I is a beautiful 30 metre-long, steel-hulled motor schooner, designed in California and rebuilt and completely refurbished in 2002. The fully air-conditioned Cachalote I accommodates 16 passengers in her 8 cabins (7 with double lower and ...
... the last minute, the Galapagos never failed to leave me breathless. We returned back to our yatch and was transported back to the Baltra Airport for our trip to Quito. One of the people I met at the cruise (Annie!) volunteered to tour me around Quito ...
We arrived in Baltra around lunch time. Baltra is a small, very arid island located to the north of Santa Cruz Island. During World War II, it was developed as an American military base; however, it now serves as an Ecuadorian military base.& ...
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need advice re baggage on galapagos cruise
Posted on Jun 5, 2008, 11:28:08
Starlagurl's advice is always spot on! You might also check if there is a left luggage office at Baltra Airport (doubtful), or have the cruise line look after it in their office while you are on the vessel. Keep in mind that for this section of ...
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Galapagos and Machu Picchu tour
Posted on Sep 8, 2009, 18:03:41
... travelling to Peru and onto the mystical imperial city of the Inca´s - Machu Picchu. Day 1 You will arrive in Quito (Ecuador) from your international flights. We will meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel. There are no planned activities ...
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