Great blog post by the Galapagos Travel Advisor, the article shares advice for travelers planning a trip to the Galapagos Islands, specifically for visitors spending time on Santa Cruz and other populated Islands. Some practical tips on cell phone use and other travel nuances.
http://bit.ly/1jLe0Vi
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miércoles, 27 de noviembre de 2013
martes, 12 de noviembre de 2013
Samba tourist class yacht in Galapagos
The Samba is a small intimate yacht for expedition cruises in the Galapagos Islands, this videos shows travelers swimming with sea lions and enjoying close encounters with nature. Also an interview with a happy traveler on board the yacht.
http://bit.ly/17lEF5Bmartes, 22 de octubre de 2013
Chicas es tiempo de visitar Galapagos
Omar Borkan Al Gala el hombre considerado "mas guapo del mundo" esta en Galapagos, habran muchos mas, Galapagos siempre atrae gente linda asi que decidanse a venir y ver la naturaleza y las celebridades que nos visitan.
http://bit.ly/HdNxnHlunes, 23 de septiembre de 2013
Cruise critic evaluation on the M/Y Galapagos Evolution and Voyagers Travel
Detailed trip report on board the #Galapagos Evolution, as always this beautiful luxury expedition yacht delivers and delivers great reviews with the most demanding travelers. The Evolution is one of the finest 32 passengers options in the archipelago. It is one of many options for your trip and can be booked through Voyagers travel company.
http://www.cruisecritic.co.uk/memberreviews/memberreview.cfm?EntryID=227062lunes, 16 de septiembre de 2013
Galapagos cruise comparison matrix
Compare the the dozens of yachts in the #Galapagos Islands before you make your booking, this way you can decide on which boat offers the right combination of itinerary, accomodations, amenities and price that meet your interests and budget.
http://www.eturbonews.com/37539/galapagos-cruise-review-yacht-or-shiplunes, 5 de abril de 2010
Galapagos Mission Blue Voyage
Puerto Ayora is an interesting place, a quiet Island town in the Galapagos archipelago (Ecuador, South America). Galapagueños, locals, are quite fond of festivals and conservation, and they celebrate every effort to take care of their beloved Islands. Actually today is a bit normal... even quiet. It is so weird that local news and people in general do not know about the Mission Blue Voyage ? Yes the Mission Blue Voyage...
Do you know about the Mission Blue Voyage?
Actually do you know about TEDPrize ?
Well if you live in the U.S. and are connected to local media, you are an avid reader of National Geographic or similar then there is a good chand you do. But what about the rest of the world...
Why do us "Americans" try to save the world and do not inform everyone else about it!.. You know, you are up to your good deed and you do not even bother to say: hey I am going to save you by the way!. Of course we would never ask: is it okay if I save you? you see I am going to kick you on the shin so you can avoid running into ongoing traffic... We assume to much and sometimes we do not even listen.
Nothing wrong about the TEDPrize or the Mission Blue Voyage. But it would have been great to let everyone in the Galapagos Islands that the starting point for this important conservations/world saving project is here!!! starting now!!! I say here because I am one of the ignorants that just found out that a "spectacular group" (as mentioned on the projects website) of: "– marine scientists, deep sea explorers, technology innovators, policy makers, business leaders, environmentalists, activists and artists –" will be visiting the Islands for a summit (if you can call it that), they will actually take a cruise on board the National Geographic Endeavor. Check out the bios of who will be on board. Top notch I would say.
Has anyone from the Galapagos been invited?
Of course not! oops! an oversight. Us humble Galapagueños may not know how to interact with these celebrities or everyone forgot to tell us about this event. Even the Galapagos Park authority was not up to date, of course none of the local Galapagos cruise companies either.
Are these lecturers going to be speaking with our Children at a Galapagos school about conservation?
Of course not...
I think the point is made. Please let us know when you are trying to save us!
We might have at least a clue on giving a good idea and participating in such important issues as conservation. I know this is a global initiative and several similar events will be held around the world. Maybe the same mistake (not including the locals) can be corrected. Saving the environment includes all of us.
Do you know about the Mission Blue Voyage?
Actually do you know about TEDPrize ?
Well if you live in the U.S. and are connected to local media, you are an avid reader of National Geographic or similar then there is a good chand you do. But what about the rest of the world...
Why do us "Americans" try to save the world and do not inform everyone else about it!.. You know, you are up to your good deed and you do not even bother to say: hey I am going to save you by the way!. Of course we would never ask: is it okay if I save you? you see I am going to kick you on the shin so you can avoid running into ongoing traffic... We assume to much and sometimes we do not even listen.
Nothing wrong about the TEDPrize or the Mission Blue Voyage. But it would have been great to let everyone in the Galapagos Islands that the starting point for this important conservations/world saving project is here!!! starting now!!! I say here because I am one of the ignorants that just found out that a "spectacular group" (as mentioned on the projects website) of: "– marine scientists, deep sea explorers, technology innovators, policy makers, business leaders, environmentalists, activists and artists –" will be visiting the Islands for a summit (if you can call it that), they will actually take a cruise on board the National Geographic Endeavor. Check out the bios of who will be on board. Top notch I would say.
Has anyone from the Galapagos been invited?
Of course not! oops! an oversight. Us humble Galapagueños may not know how to interact with these celebrities or everyone forgot to tell us about this event. Even the Galapagos Park authority was not up to date, of course none of the local Galapagos cruise companies either.
Are these lecturers going to be speaking with our Children at a Galapagos school about conservation?
Of course not...
I think the point is made. Please let us know when you are trying to save us!
We might have at least a clue on giving a good idea and participating in such important issues as conservation. I know this is a global initiative and several similar events will be held around the world. Maybe the same mistake (not including the locals) can be corrected. Saving the environment includes all of us.
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