The beauty of the boat is the excursions were far far away from the things of man, well outside the striking distance from any day-tripper boats.
And with a group of 16, swimming, hiking, exploring, snorkeling... you essentially had the place to yourself... Heck, even Darwin had more than 16 people to deal with on his faithful trip.
The boat sailed through the night, and we awoke to find ourselves alone in beautiful and isolated Elizabeth bay, off the coast of Isabel island.
Later in the afternoon, we continued north along the coast of Isabel, anchoring in Urbina bay for the evening.
The boat sailed through the night, and we awoke to find ourselves alone in beautiful and isolated Elizabeth bay, off the coast of Isabel island.
Later in the afternoon, we continued north along the coast of Isabel, anchoring in Urbina bay for the evening.
Orange is the new Black...looking fine, styling the latest in flotation apparel.
He desperately want to play play play... get out of the boat and into mi Agua por favor!!!
Lost in endless mangroves, filled with sea lions, manta rays, sharks and turtles.
This was a highly protected area so no swimming, but saw plenty from above, with crystal blue water.
A calm sea is a happy tummy is a happy Heather is a happy Riad... I love math.
Afternoon chillin on the lido deck...
Beauty of the islands... wild yellow orchids.
Beast of the islands... wild land iguanas... both are highly protected and rare.
Another ridiculous sunset...
Rolled upstairs to find Maritza, the crew, my MOM and Beat, dancing the night away...
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