Liward Magazine

Island Hopping in the Galapagos

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Logbook Dispatch

We've spent the last 7 weeks visiting four islands in the Galapagos. We are convinced that this is truly a magical place where the animal life "owns the place"! The humans do their best to fit in with the smallest impact as possible. The Galapagos has 12 islands but only 4 are inhabited. We got a special permit for Liward that allows us to take our own boat to the four islands of San Cristobol, Santa Cruz, Floreana, and Isabela. So here's our second update from the Galapagos. We need to get this uploaded with very slow internet access because we think we'll be heading out for our long passage to the Marquesas in about 5 days. So be sure to check the map website to see our position updates as we sail along.

http://www.sailblogs.com/member/liward/?show=map

Photo Gallery in Masonry Grid

29 High-Res Images
A. Lobos Island Seal
C. Kicker Rock Tour
D. Pt. Carola Galapagos Steve (2)
F. Sea Turtle Loberia
I. Lava Tunnel End
K. Sunscreen Adverstisement
M. Isabela View from the Top
N. Fresh Ceviche
Q. Hermanos digging Yuca
T. Sierra Negra Volcano
B. Casa Blanca Gig San Cristobol
C. Kicker Rock
D. Pt. Carola Galapagos Steve
G. Los Gemelos
J. First Settlers Lodging
L. Penguins on Rocks 1
M. Wall of Tears
O. Banana Farm
R. Junior's Beach Bar
U. Sierra Negra Crater
B. Loberia Wave
C. Suiting Up
D. Surf Loberia
H. Lava Tunnels Santa Cruz
K. Head Statue Isla Floreana
L. Penguins Swimming around the boat 2
N. ET
O. Finca for Fruits and Vegetable
R. Junior's Beach Bar