GALAPAGOS - Santa Cruz, July 2007
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Skip Jack Tuna. A relative of the Blue Footed Bobby. Every morning we found squids on deck.
Giant Manta , ca 3m wide.
Marine Iguanas and Sally Light Foot crabs in
Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz.
By the sea there was plenty of Marine Iguanas, spitting at us if we got to close.
Las Grietas, a channel with brakish water and lots of wildlife. The landscape is special... Minas de Sal, where locals extraxt salt for their use and for seaproducts.
Great Blue Heron. On our way to Las Tintoreas where the white tip reef sharks are. Sally Light Foot krabbe.
A little sea lion is resting on a shelf on the rocks. Old and big turtoises at the Charles Darwin Foundation.
We had an interesting expedition at Santa Cruz both on land and at sea. Also the landscape impressed us, not only the wildlife.
We worked on the main sail for 5 days, no it is ready for the Pacific. A visite at the Norwegian Kastdalen farme. In the På 1920´s they were one of the first inhabitants at Galapagos. Don Quijote a Swedish Norwegian boat heading west for Marquesas in French Polynesia.
 
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