Last Day in the Galapagos: Day 8
I was surprised by this day. I’m not sure why. I guess I am a teacher and I tend to believe something when I see it in writing. […]
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Galapagos Day 7: Sombrero Chino & Cerro Dragon
I was sad to know that this was my last full day in the Galapagos. 😦 On this day we veered a bit off of the itinerary I […]
Galapagos Day 6: Floreana- Cormorant Point, Devil’s Crown, and Post Office Bay
It was Christmas Day and I was in the Galapagos! I woke up super excited and grabbed a borrowed Santa hat (thanks to the Mother’s Club at my […]
Galapagos Day 5: Puerto Ayora & Santa Cruz Highlands
This was probably my favorite day in the Galapagos because I always dreamed of going to the Galapagos to see giant tortoises, and on this day, my dreams came true! […]
Galapagos Day 4: Santa Fe Island & South Plaza Island
Did I mention that I love sea turtles? One of the highlights for me on this day was seeing a couple of sea turtles going at it off the side […]
Galapagos Day 3: Espanola Island
We started with a snorkeling trip to Gardener Islet where I was able to swim with more sea turtles and sea lions. I guess I didn’t close my waterproof camera […]
Galapagos Day 2: Kicker Rock, Cerro Brujo, Isla Lobos, and Puerto Baquerizo Moreno
I love snorkeling, and this was THE best day for snorkeling! We started the day at Kicker Rock aka Leon Dormido. This is probably one of the most recognizable […]
Galapagos Day 1: Seymour Norte
I did an eight day cruise in the Galapagos on the Guantanamera yacht during the week of Christmas. I thought the first day would be a waste, but it turned […]
How to Choose a Galapagos Cruise
After you have made your decision to backpack the Galapagos (aka a “land based” tour) versus taking a cruise, the next most challenging part is deciding WHICH cruise you […]
Itinerary for 3 Weeks in Ecuador AND the GALAPAGOS!
I BOUGHT MY FLIGHT TO ECUADOR! As you might be able to tell, I am seriously excited about this trip! I have read and learned about the Galapagos for years […]
Teaching Wanderlust 