When presented with the opportunity to use a toilet, use it. You really never know when you’ll get another chance and when staying for two weeks on a tropical island constantly hydrating and on boats with no toilets, it becomes even more imperative. We transferred from Lakaz Chamarel on day eight and took the long,…
Tag: snorkeling
Day 7: Floreana and Santa Cruz
Day seven marked our final day on the Samba and what better way to honor the occasion with yet another early morning starting at six o’clock. We spent the night navigating to Floreana island, just straight south of Santa Cruz. Mirador de la Baronesa (Baroness Balcony/Bay) Since we were ending our day with a four…
Day 4: Isabela
As day four arrived, we were starting to get into the swing of things up until Harry indicated we had to be ready to disembark at 5:45 instead of our now normal routine of six. It’s funny how wake up times are more amplified than during the day as that extra fifteen minutes of sleep…
Day 3: Marchena
After a full day of travel and another full day of exploring North Seymour and Genovesa, our third day was set to be a little lighter with most of the day spent navigating between islands. However, even with most of the day spent on the Samba, we still had a full morning snorkeling off the…
Day 2: Genovesa
Our first full day in the islands started at a glorious and perky 6:00am and we very quickly got back into the groove of life on the Samba. Today we found ourselves on the island of Genovesa, one of the islands located in the far north part of the archipelago. Our first stop on Genovesa…
