As we get closer to our final day of expedition, guests on board National Geographic Islander II visited two special sites on Isabela and Fernandina Islands. After a 10-hour navigation and crossing the Equator, we stopped by Punta Vicenta Roca, located at the mouth of the seahorse- shaped island of Isabela. Here, we had the chance to admire the walls of the extinct Ecuador Volcano as well as the wonderful marine life. This side of the island gets drenched in nutrients from the Cromwell current. In the afternoon, we walked among the fascinating marine iguanas of Fernandina Island.
- Daily Expedition Reports
- 07 Jun 2023
Isabela and Fernandina, 6/7/2023, National Geographic Islander II
- Aboard the National Geographic Islander II
- Galápagos
Galápagos Escape: An 8-Day Voyage
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