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After a short panga boat ride, make a wet landing on Darwin Bay's white-sand beach. Today, explore Genovesa Island, a horseshoe-shaped volcanic caldera with steep cliffs surrounding a beautiful bay. *Cruise itineraries are subject to change without prior notice for various factors including, but not limited to: safety, weather, mechanical breakdown, unforeseen emergencies, and the discretion of the Captain, Guide, and the Galapagos National Park. Each day there will be a briefing about the next day's activities, and daily opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and/or kayaking. Attend an evening presentation on the origin and evolution of the Galápagos Islands, and enjoy a welcome cocktail with the entire crew, followed by dinner.

#Galapagos island racer snake free

barges that were left here.) Before returning to the yacht, enjoy some free time to swim or snorkel from the beach. Then proceed on foot to the flamingo lagoons located behind Playa Las Bachas, a beach that was used by the U.S. Navigate by panga boat to Santa Cruz Island and prepare for a wet landing. Transfer to the dock and board M/C Tip Top II or V, attend your first orientation, and have a light snack. Take part in a centuries-old tradition by leaving a postcard in the barrel at Post Office Bay.įly from mainland Ecuador to Baltra Island.Come face-to-face with sea lions, turtles, sharks, rays, and colorful fish during several snorkeling excursions.Walk along the lava beds of Española Island, one of the best places in the world to see the Waved Albatross.Learn about important conservation efforts at the Charles Darwin Research Station’s tortoise breeding center.Explore the Opuntia cactus forest on South Plaza Island and observe colonies of land iguanas.weather) or at the discretion of the captain, guide, or the Galápagos National Park. PLEASE NOTE: This itinerary is subject to change without prior notice due to unforeseen circumstances (e.g. The Foundation likes to think that its gifts fill in the cracks left by organizations that make much larger gifts. The Foundation has funded or created several psycho-social programs which provide support to the patient and the family, funded research grants, and given kids an opportunity to attend cancer camps.

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