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John: Day 1

Woke up quite early, Steve and me went to the island with all the sea lions, iguanas and penguins to take some pictures.

Once back on the boat we dismantled the dinghy and stashed all the various parts away, before setting out.

As much as I’ve enjoyed the Galapagos and all its strange beautiful landscapes […]

Helen: Day 1

We left Isla Isabela about eight this morning after John and Steve returned from taking final photos of the local terrain and wild life just off our anchorage. I said farewell to the sea lions, penguins, manta rays and turtles I saw as we sail out of the bay. Isabela was a great island to […]

Steve: Day 1

First a note on clocks. As with convention we’re keeping our ship clocks set to the time of the port of departure for the duration of this passage. This keeps our body clocks to a constant rhythm as our watches will be constant to the ship board clock throughout our passage. However, we will be […]

Passage Prep

On our last day here things went as well as could be hoped. None of the final boat checks revealed any concerns. We brought down the wind gen to investigate the rattling only to learn that it was caused by the plastic nose cone which was easy enough to fix. Helen cleaned the boat sides […]

Night Out, Penguins, Seal Lions, Iguana

We learned that a couple of cruisers were going to be playing their guitars and singing live at one of the bars ashore – the Pink Iguana. We decided to hook up with the Leu Cats and Dream Capers and go ashore shortly before 5pm. The Leu Cats showed us the way through the rocks […]