National Geographic Delfina left the western realm of the Galápagos Islands, and today we visited Santiago Island. This is a historic place, as Darwin camped here for several days. We started the day with an early natural history walk at a place called Puerto Egas. We saw marine iguanas, fur sea lions, a young sea lion playing with a pufferfish, and more. After that, we enjoyed a beautiful moment relaxing in the warm water at the beach.
In the afternoon, we changed location to Buccaneer Cove, where we enjoyed more water activities, such as snorkeling and panga rides along the shores of the bay. As the sun began to set over the calm waters of the cove, we reflected on another unforgettable day in this extraordinary archipelago, where nature continues to astonish at every turn.
