Wow . What a beauty to gaze upon . This video is perfect it has helped me see and understand the speciation of species. I hear of these famous islands at least I've a glimpse of how they look like. Whoa geography is beautiful, travelling is beautiful. I wanna visit these islands one day in future. Currently studying in university these islands are areas of unique speciation that my biogeography has focused on. Beautiful nature. The video is wow, the sound track itself takes me to world of fantasy. keep it up.
Oh my! I think this was my favourite video of yours to date. Thanks for the tidbits about Charles Darwin & Steven Spielberg👍🏽 The Galapagos Islands are truly an animal paradise. It's so beautiful 😍 Keep the vids coming 👏🏼
Hi Britney! Thanks so much 😄🙏🏻 did you find the other two videos too? And if you subscribed, we have a lot of destinations and are still traveling full time 👍🏻 cheers!
Thanks for the support CandidoMedia! Have you seen all three parts? We are still traveling for already 1,5 year now and made many videos in the time. Cheers and nice to meet you 😁👍🏻
What a beautiful place omg. This is the best video of the introduction to Galapagos Island so far. As a Biologist (related to Charles darwin's research), I hope can go there someday. Thank u so much for your content and give a nice perspective of this island, keep up the good work and success ✨. From Indonesia
Wow that’s such a big compliment. We loved the islands and especially all that’s animal related in this special part of the world. Thanks a lot for the support 😁👍🏻 cheers from the family and hope you’ll enjoy other videos too as we keep visiting new destinations every week! 🙏🏻
Hi George! Camcorder 😅 I haven’t heard that word in a while. I use a mirrorless camera, Sony A7iii. It’s my allround camera during travels and of course we use a drone. Have you checked out other videos we made? We are still traveling, with a new video every weekend. 😁🤙🏻
Excelente video. Siempre creí que la isla de Galápagos era un poco desértica, donde solo vivían animales endémicos!! Que sorpresa ver como es realmente. Falta mucha información del ente encargado del turismo en Ecuador.
I was there 450.00$us for a hike, 950.00 to dive with the hammer heads! Food was reasonable water almost as much as diesel. Your prices weren't found in 2004
Hi Pat, we just took the local boats here by ourselves. You can buy ferry tickets in the harbor or through your hotel. I can really recommend it, cause traveling around here is quite easy! Cheers 😉🤙🏻
New subscriber, such a cute family! Great videos with awesome quality! Could you please add the name of the places you're mentioning onto the video as you are saying where you are? It'll be helpful for looking it up and would look professional! Thanks!!
Thanks Martha, that’s great to hear. We’ll look into adding some more detailed information about the places. Do you have any particular questions about places in this video? And do you mean the names of cities and villages, or rather hotels and tours?
Hi Amber! Did you watch the entire video 😜 both questions are answered already right? I show the street with the cheap restaurants, 3 course meal for 5 dollars. Also we did everything on our own. Cheers!
I love the swimming marine Iguana! That's my main goal to see during my Galapagos trip! :D However, I can't seem to find much info. Did they often swim at tortuga bay? Did you manage to snorkel with them somewhere else? Another place where I read you can sometimes see them is Las Tintoreras in Isabella Island. Hope you can help :)
Hi Thomas! There is a spot at Tortuga Bay where they walk to the water all the time and take a swim. It’s at the end of the beach entirely on the right when you come off the main path. We have not seen them anywhere else than here. On Isabela are even more, but we didn’t see them swimming.
Hi David! There are several little supermarkets, but they are more expensive than eating out. A lot of restaurants have the deal for 5 dollar, two courses and a drink.
Hey! Thanks for the great advices, I am getting to the Galapagos tomorrow (on a budget)! Do you have to pay an entrance fee to las grietas? Besides Thank you so much for the video, will use all these great informations for the coming days :)
Hi Pablo, thanks for the compliment! Yes you pay something, but a small fee for a guide that takes you there. I think around 10 bucks something like that. Hope you have a great time there. Galapagos is truly something different, you'll see it's hard to leave at the end 😆🤙🏻
@@karenmacias9675 ah thanks for the support! It was unfortunate that we had to leave Ecuador because of the situation. The planning was to travel a bit more on the mainland as well, but they closed the roads and had some protests going on 😔 we didn’t want to get stuck. Hope we’ll be back again soon for more!
@@WoutoftheWorld sorry for that. There are politic situations can`t control. I imagine you had planned to visit other cities of Ecuador. I hope you can come back soon with your family. Thanks for promoting Ecuador
The Galapagos Islands Cronological History. 1535 March 10 The Spanish fray Tomás de Berlanga arrived to the islands for the first time and named them "The Galápagos Islands". 1570 The Spanish geographer and cartographer Abraham Ortelius included the islands in the World Atlas. 1600 Presence of many English pirates who used the Galapagos Islands as a place of refuge. 1680 English Captain John Cook and his crew arrived at the Galapagos Islands and made a navigational chart of the islands. 1697 The English captain William Dampier first wrote about the Galapagos Islands from a naturalistic perspective in his book "New Voyage Around the World." 1807 Patrick Watkins was an Irish sailor who was exiled to Floreana Island, when he arrived he was the first to live in nature fishing, growing vegetables and exchanging products with other sailors who passed through the Galapagos Islands. He lived there from 1807 to 1809 and then traveled in a small rustic boat to Guayaquil. 1832 february 12 Juan José Flores, the first president of Ecuador, made the decision to incorporate Galapagos into Ecuadorian territory. 1835 september 15 The English naturalist Charles Darwing arrived in the Galapagos Islands, he stayed there for only five weeks.
if you find yourself on the island of santa cruz and you're hungry for lunch, try the Island Deli. excellent sandwiches. the pulled pork was especially good. for dinners, TJ"s and the Rock are good dinner spots and there is an italian restaurant near the pier that is also very good. we were just there 2 weeks ago.
Omgg!! I Always But i Mean Always Wanted To Live On An Island 😢 Fuck The Parties & Getting Drunk.. That’s Not Life At All Living On An Island Is What Life Really Is About , Being Around Nature ,All Sorts Of Animals 🥹 And Hearing The Sounds Of The Ocean/ Nature While I’m Eating Or Walking , Swimming Living Life Sit Out By The Ocean And Watch The SunSet Go Down Then Sit There And Look At The Moon & Stars As I Hear The Waves Splashing Aaaaaa So Peaceful Now That’s Living Life🥹❤
Excelente ..video maravilloso yo fuí hace mucho tiempo ahora están mejor las instalanciones...el muy bello te sientes en contacto con la naturaleza
Wow! Thanks for such an amazing perspective of the charming Galapagos !!!
Welcome! All video's are out now, three parts in Dutch and English. Cheers from the family and thanks for the nice compliment 🙏😁
Good video bro... You are the best
Thanks bro! Appreciate the love ❤️
Wow . What a beauty to gaze upon . This video is perfect it has helped me see and understand the speciation of species. I hear of these famous islands at least I've a glimpse of how they look like. Whoa geography is beautiful, travelling is beautiful. I wanna visit these islands one day in future. Currently studying in university these islands are areas of unique speciation that my biogeography has focused on. Beautiful nature. The video is wow, the sound track itself takes me to world of fantasy. keep it up.
Thanks so much for this video. Getting excited as I am going to Galapagos Islands in April!!!
I hope you will have fun!!! Enjoy! Also a video about the islands Santa Cruz and San Cristobal on my channel 😊
@Wout of the World Thanks, I will check them out.
So useful! This came an insight on Galapagos islands (I am doing a presentation on it for school)
Thanks for the compliment. Hope you stay tuned and subscribed for more videos. We’re starting a new world trip next month. Cheers from the family 😁🤙🏻
Oh my! I think this was my favourite video of yours to date. Thanks for the tidbits about Charles Darwin & Steven Spielberg👍🏽 The Galapagos Islands are truly an animal paradise. It's so beautiful 😍 Keep the vids coming 👏🏼
Thanks! The second Galapagos Islands episode is online, but onky in Dutch. English will follow in a week or so. That one has also so many animals 😍
I'm eagerly awaiting the english version 😁
Thank You for sharing! Love the quality of your pictures and videos. What equipment do you use?
wow this video is amazing! i’m visiting next weekend and this definitely inspired the content I want to create. awesome job 😍
Hi Britney! Thanks so much 😄🙏🏻 did you find the other two videos too? And if you subscribed, we have a lot of destinations and are still traveling full time 👍🏻 cheers!
Well done, simple & in formative
Es Bonito, would love to go. Great video!!!!
Thanks for the support CandidoMedia! Have you seen all three parts? We are still traveling for already 1,5 year now and made many videos in the time. Cheers and nice to meet you 😁👍🏻
What a beautiful place omg. This is the best video of the introduction to Galapagos Island so far. As a Biologist (related to Charles darwin's research), I hope can go there someday. Thank u so much for your content and give a nice perspective of this island, keep up the good work and success ✨. From Indonesia
Wow that’s such a big compliment. We loved the islands and especially all that’s animal related in this special part of the world. Thanks a lot for the support 😁👍🏻 cheers from the family and hope you’ll enjoy other videos too as we keep visiting new destinations every week! 🙏🏻
Wow, beautiful and amazing please. I’m excited to go for a visit. Sad, about the extinct animal!
brilliant family video!
Thanks Sel 😁👍🏻
Hola hermoso video saludos desde 🇪🇨
Thanks a lot for the support 😁👍🏻 cheers from the family and hope you’ll enjoy other videos too as we keep visiting new destinations every week! 🙏🏻
Awesome video! Keep up the great work, you have a new subscriber 😁
Thanks! Great to hear and nice to meet you 😁🙏
Very nice video, contents and video quality. What camera or camcorder did you use besides the GoPro like device?
Hi George! Camcorder 😅 I haven’t heard that word in a while. I use a mirrorless camera, Sony A7iii. It’s my allround camera during travels and of course we use a drone. Have you checked out other videos we made? We are still traveling, with a new video every weekend. 😁🤙🏻
Wow! That's great
Excellent
Very nice
Amazing video, man! Could you please let me know what month this was when you were there?
Hi Markus! This was last june. Have you seen the other two videos as well? Cheers and happy travels 😁👍🏻
@Wout of the World thank you so much! What wonderful videos :)
Excelente video. Siempre creí que la isla de Galápagos era un poco desértica, donde solo vivían animales endémicos!! Que sorpresa ver como es realmente. Falta mucha información del ente encargado del turismo en Ecuador.
Thanks Badillo Chacon 😁🤙🏻
I was there 450.00$us for a hike, 950.00 to dive with the hammer heads! Food was reasonable water almost as much as diesel. Your prices weren't found in 2004
I live there ❤
Beautiful- which cruise or boat were you on and do you recommend it?
Hi Pat, we just took the local boats here by ourselves. You can buy ferry tickets in the harbor or through your hotel. I can really recommend it, cause traveling around here is quite easy! Cheers 😉🤙🏻
Thank you
New subscriber, such a cute family! Great videos with awesome quality! Could you please add the name of the places you're mentioning onto the video as you are saying where you are? It'll be helpful for looking it up and would look professional! Thanks!!
Thanks Martha, that’s great to hear. We’ll look into adding some more detailed information about the places. Do you have any particular questions about places in this video? And do you mean the names of cities and villages, or rather hotels and tours?
Hi, did you travel with travel agency. Is the food expensive
Hi Amber! Did you watch the entire video 😜 both questions are answered already right? I show the street with the cheap restaurants, 3 course meal for 5 dollars. Also we did everything on our own. Cheers!
I love the swimming marine Iguana! That's my main goal to see during my Galapagos trip! :D However, I can't seem to find much info. Did they often swim at tortuga bay? Did you manage to snorkel with them somewhere else? Another place where I read you can sometimes see them is Las Tintoreras in Isabella Island. Hope you can help :)
Hi Thomas! There is a spot at Tortuga Bay where they walk to the water all the time and take a swim. It’s at the end of the beach entirely on the right when you come off the main path. We have not seen them anywhere else than here. On Isabela are even more, but we didn’t see them swimming.
הרי אפלפגוס המקום הכי מתאים שראיתי
What time of a year did you go?
I’m thinking to do a month there but on a budget. Is there supermarket to where I can buy cheap food?
Hi David! There are several little supermarkets, but they are more expensive than eating out. A lot of restaurants have the deal for 5 dollar, two courses and a drink.
Hey! Thanks for the great advices, I am getting to the Galapagos tomorrow (on a budget)! Do you have to pay an entrance fee to las grietas?
Besides Thank you so much for the video, will use all these great informations for the coming days :)
Hi Pablo, thanks for the compliment! Yes you pay something, but a small fee for a guide that takes you there. I think around 10 bucks something like that. Hope you have a great time there. Galapagos is truly something different, you'll see it's hard to leave at the end 😆🤙🏻
Isabela is beatiful
O yes for sure. Have you checked all three episodes? My favorite is Isabela, especially because of Los Tuneles 😍🦈
@@WoutoftheWorld I checked only two Santa Cruz and Isabela.But I`ll check San Cristobal.. I am from Ecuador. I am happy you could visit my country
@@karenmacias9675 ah thanks for the support! It was unfortunate that we had to leave Ecuador because of the situation. The planning was to travel a bit more on the mainland as well, but they closed the roads and had some protests going on 😔 we didn’t want to get stuck. Hope we’ll be back again soon for more!
@@WoutoftheWorld sorry for that. There are politic situations can`t control. I imagine you had planned to visit other cities of Ecuador. I hope you can come back soon with your family. Thanks for promoting Ecuador
Nice💙
wow
Thanks a lot for the support 😁👍🏻 cheers from the family and hope you’ll enjoy other videos too as we keep visiting new destinations every week! 🙏🏻
soooooooo goood vidioooooooooooooo
Thanks Sam Trip 😁👌🏻
Nice
Thanks! 😁👍
The Galapagos Islands Cronological History.
1535 March 10
The Spanish fray Tomás de Berlanga arrived to the islands for the first time and named them "The Galápagos Islands".
1570
The Spanish geographer and cartographer Abraham Ortelius included the islands in the World Atlas.
1600
Presence of many English pirates who used the Galapagos Islands as a place of refuge.
1680
English Captain John Cook and his crew arrived at the Galapagos Islands and made a navigational chart of the islands.
1697
The English captain William Dampier first wrote about the Galapagos Islands from a naturalistic perspective in his book "New Voyage Around the World."
1807
Patrick Watkins was an Irish sailor who was exiled to Floreana Island, when he arrived he was the first to live in nature fishing, growing vegetables and exchanging products with other sailors who passed through the Galapagos Islands. He lived there from 1807 to 1809 and then traveled in a small rustic boat to Guayaquil.
1832 february 12
Juan José Flores, the first president of Ecuador, made the decision to incorporate Galapagos into Ecuadorian territory.
1835 september 15
The English naturalist Charles Darwing arrived in the Galapagos Islands, he stayed there for only five weeks.
Haha thanks for the nice overview! Great to see that you are into the history. I think especially 1835 was important for the whole scientific world 😉
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Thanks Our World 😁🤙🏻
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They are not turtles
Tortoises 😁 I did say it right a few times, but since I'm not native English, we don't know different words where I'm from. Thanks for the comment 😉
You know what is actually crazy? If the Ninja Turtles are turtles, we never see them swimming 🤣
@@WoutoftheWorld glad you have a sense of humor! Really enjoyed your video as we prepare for a 2023 trip to the Galapagos.
if you find yourself on the island of santa cruz and you're hungry for lunch, try the Island Deli. excellent sandwiches. the pulled pork was especially good. for dinners, TJ"s and the Rock are good dinner spots and there is an italian restaurant near the pier that is also very good. we were just there 2 weeks ago.
Great stuff 😄👍🏻 we visited some of these actually. The Italian wasn’t that great though. Thanks for the addition 🙏🏻
Omgg!! I Always But i Mean Always Wanted To Live On An Island 😢 Fuck The Parties & Getting Drunk.. That’s Not Life At All Living On An Island Is What Life Really Is About , Being Around Nature ,All Sorts Of Animals 🥹 And Hearing The Sounds Of The Ocean/ Nature While I’m Eating Or Walking , Swimming Living Life Sit Out By The Ocean And Watch The SunSet Go Down Then Sit There And Look At The Moon & Stars As I Hear The Waves Splashing Aaaaaa So Peaceful Now That’s Living Life🥹❤