Klaus, our Mountain Travel Sobek adventure travel guide, proves he can negotiate 12 cameras for our group picture. Jonathon at the helm of the panga. Harvard lawyers sing! It was empowering
You wouldn’t usually associate words like “colorful” and “shiny” with lava, but here it is on this Galapagos Island. If you have the bandwidth, look at the subtle colors in the near-DVD version
Sebastian ’scared’ Edwin. Then, if you have seen the movie “Master & Commander” with Russel Crowe, you may recognize some terrain used in the movie. Recall when the Doctor was trying to find
A century or so after this Galapagos Island erupted, small plants finally emerge from the lava field. Gail from RomanoTravelOnline.com made all our travel agent arrangements.
The Galapagos Islands are volcanic, and here we see a pa-hoi-hoi lava field, from an eruption 100 years ago. It’s difficult to express how unreal this landscape is, until you’re there for yourself.
Kathy’s slideshow of Rabida (Jervis) Island, our seventh Galapagos Island. Pictures only begin to capture the experience. Mountain Travel Sobek has done a fantastic job so far.RomanoTravelOnline.com
John’s slideshow of Rabida (Jervis) Island, our seventh Galapagos Island. Pictures only begin to capture the experience. Mountain Travel Sobek has done a fantastic job so far. RomanoTravelOnline.com
The Mary Anne, our 210′ floating hotel in the Galapagos Islands, is silhouetted in the sunset. Sebastian pilots the panga, and Edwin gives the “Arrrgh’s”. Our Mountain Travel Sobek adventure travel
In the Galapagos Islands, one way to tell the difference between hawks and frigates in flight. Hawk’s wings curve one way at the tip, frigate’s wings curve the other. Great footage of hawk landing
Just looking around at the wonderful scenery of this Galapagos Island, with its green and orange vistas. Gail from RomanoTravelOnline.com made all our travel agent arrangements.
