Sailing Gargoyle Explores the Galapagos - San Cristobal to Isabela Ep. 26
October 16, 2020 by Sailing Gargoyle | Language: EN Play Time: 00:00:14:36 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
After two weeks on San Cristobal Island the crew gets ready to head to Isabela Island. An overnight sail at 84 nautical miles to the West. Isabela is known as the least crowded of the Galapagos islands but during the pandemic “crowds” are a relative thing and we found ourselves the only tourists in sight. We checked out the island’s massive population of marine iguanas as well as flamingos. As the only private yacht in the entire archipelago and one of only a handful of tourist families to visit for 6 months, we get welcomed back everywhere we go.
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Sailing Gargoyle Explores the Galapagos - San Cristobal to Isabela Ep. 26 Locations
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