Dexter Sear, Videographer

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Daily Expedition Reports
31 Mar 2017

Chinese Hat and James Islands, 3/31/2017, National Geographic Islander

Aboard the National Geographic Islander
Galápagos

This morning our guests visited Chinese Hat, a shield volcano, where we snorkeled and looked for penguins along the shoreline. In the afternoon we walked along a Pahoe-hoe lava field that was built up in a huge eruption in 1897, 62 years after Charles Darwin visited this location. We were able to spot these elusive Galapagos penguins while heading to the visitor site.

Fabian Bucheli, Naturalist

Fabian Bucheli studied at the German School in Quito, graduated from the University of California with a bachelor of science in administration, and earned a master’s degree in international management from Thunderbird School of Global Management in A...

Dexter Sear, Videographer

Dexter grew up in England where a love for exploring the countryside ignited a lifelong passion for discovering natural history and embarking on adventure. As a teenager, two trips to India sparked a fascination with insects and a desire to share a “...

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