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64 viewsA mustard ray rests in the shade.
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69 viewsThese black-striped salemas are endemic to Galapagos and come in huge schools.
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73 viewsThe fringe of a salema school.
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72 viewsThese little halfbeaks look like swordfish but they don't get bigger than 40 cm.
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68 viewsA Pacific Green Sea Turtle
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75 viewsThe turtle had no problems with me getting close as long as I wasn't aggressive. This is the mistake most snorkellers and an over-excited Dean sometimes make.
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73 viewsThank you for looking at the camera!
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69 viewsThe turtle from the surface.
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65 viewsHe might look like he's chasing the fish but nope.
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65 viewsThey may be slow on land, but they can boogie in the water.
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67 viewsA side profile mid-paddle.
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55 viewsAnd gliding like a bird.
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66 viewsBack on land, this sea lion managed to escape a shark attack not too long ago.
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71 viewsOn another adventure with "the locals" - our two Ecuadorian passengers.
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64 viewsAnother beautiful Floreana beach.
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69 viewsGetting out of the water for some sun.
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60 viewsA line up of iggyz.
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70 viewsThe waves really came in off the coast.
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74 viewsCliffs capped in white soil-building nutrients. Just hope they don't land on your head.
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68 viewsA Nazca booby does some preening as he watches the bay.
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