A Galapagos Journey, Day 14 – Floreana Island

Floreana Island was a great surprise during my two-week cruise with Naturalist Guide Harry Jimenez, owner of the Galapagos Eco-Lodge blog and freelance guide on the Cormorant Catamaran. We thought Floreana was all about visiting Post Office Bay, and that was wonderful. However, we also heard many fantastic stories and had a Pitch Dark experience visiting a underground cave that took us up to our waists in water. Loved it!

To share my stories and pictures, head on over to the Galapagos Eco-Lodge blog.

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Only one more day left! See you next Tuesday…Christmas Eve.

A Galapagos Journey, Day 13 – Waved Albatross Heaven, Espanola Island

Thirteen is my favorite number, for no other reason than it’s my birthday. And, on day 13 of our two-week journey aboard the Cormorant Catamaran with Naturalist Guide Harry Jimenez, I got an early (or late, depending how you look at it) birthday present at Espanola Island. Every April, the Waved Albatross return to Espanola to mate. It’s an incredible experience to see them with their mates, and my husband even saw an egg!

This was my favorite island during Week 2.

To share my stories and pictures, head on over to the Galapagos Eco-Lodge blog.

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Next week, we visit a (nearly) underwater cave on Floreana Island.

A Galapagos Journey, Day 12 – Swimming with Sharks at Kicker Rock

Okay, so they were Hammerhead sharks. Not likely to eat us. But, wow, talk about an amazing experience. If you’re visiting the Galapagos, you do not want to miss Kicker Rock!

Read all about my experiences with Naturalist Guide Harry Jimenez over at the Galapagos Eco-Lodge blog.

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A Galapagos Journey, Day 11 – Guest Blogging at Galapagos Eco-Lodge Blog

Day 11 of our 2012 two-week cruise aboard the Cormorant Catamaran gave us our first glimpse of beautiful Kicker Rock, a swim at Pitt Point, and also a wonderful surprise about Witch Hill that is not to be missed! The mysteries of Witch Hill are awe-inspiring.

Pop on over to the Galapagos Eco-Lodge blog to read my stories and see my pictures.

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