Sailing Afrikii

Galapagos

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Sea Lions everywhere
The comically elegant Brown Pelican

In Galapagos, BBC filmed the hatching of marine iguanas and by chance caught on film the first time, snakes hunting together en masse. Really, check out this video, it’s an amazing piece of cinematography. There are more videos of our sights in Galapagos at the same YouTube channel above 🙂

As well, you can check out my beginner cinematographer here

Isabela Island if choc-full of life. The blue footed boobies males dance and show off their sticks that they intend to use to build a nest.
San Cristobal has some of the best dive sites and beaches. Check out this short video of the marine iguana, and the highlight, a whale shark, perhaps pregnant as this is where it is believed that whale sharks give birth (see more in this article in The Guardian)

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● About Us

Yo! It’s Ann and Ian on our 1984 Wauquiez Amphitrite. Photos & blog by Ann, keeping us afloat and moving forward by Ian.

● Of interest

Check if your gov’t has ratified the UN High Seas Treaty, if not lobby your gov’t – we can have 30% of Oceans a marine park and have a well-regulated global fisheries

Great podcast from Outside Magazine about military parajumper training in breath holding

See this story of Cook Islanders shipwrecked on Minerva Reef in 60s (film coming soon)