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GALAPAGOS TRIP TO SEE RED FOOTED HATCHLINGS ON GENOVESA ISLAND
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The Galapagos Seaman Journey explores Genovesa Island this October 4 - 7 to see the offspring of the Red Footed Boobies

(TRAVPR.COM) ECUADOR, GALAPAGOS ISLANDS - September 10th, 2013 - Once a year travelers have the rare oportunity to observe the Red Footed booby hatchlings on Genovesa Island in the Galapagos archipelago. Latin Trails is offering its last spaces to join their October 4-7 2013 expedition to explore this far away Island.

Red Footed Boobies Genovesa Island

The Galapagos Seaman Journey will be departing the October 4th from Baltra Island and will be offering a 4 day expedition cruise to some of the most interesting sites of the archipelago.

The first visit will be to North Seymour Island, at this special time of the year this site has lots of activity taking place:

- Male Frigate birds are inflating their pouch to attract females during courtship. - Blue Footed Boobies are hatching, you can compare the newborns to their parents and see the diferences

On the second day of exploration you will have a real treat, once a year on Genovesa Island the Red Footed booby hatchlings are present, this means one of both parents is at the nest taking care of its newborn chic. The month of October is special, the air temperature is a bit cooler (average temperature is 70 degrees F - 23 degrees C) it is when seabirds have most food so it is the perfect period for their offspring to be born. There are about 140000 pairs of Red Footed Boobies on Genovesa, chances are you will be getting great photos. This type of Booby is great at parenting and minds their chics until they can survive on their own.

For snorkelers, Darwin Bay on Genovesa, is full of fun, young sea lion pups start venturing on their own into the water and are very playful. They tend to swim around snorkelers entertaining visitors and teasing them as well.

This trip is not just for birdwatchers, as there will be variety, on our third day we will be stopping by South Plazas and Santa Fe Islands. We will encounter land iguanas and large sea lion colonies with cacti forests in the backgrounds. There will be several other sea bird species to watch at the cliffs off South Plazas.

Our final day ends at the Interpretation center on San Cristobal Island, here we will learn about the balance human presence has with conservation in the Islands as well as theories on the formation of these volcanic isles.

Galapagos Seaman Journey 4 day itinerary

All excursions take place in the company of naturalist guides, who will be offering on site lectures. Every evening guides will give a briefing and lecture to enhance the knowledge of what has been seen throughout the day.

This is an active trip with some great hiking (about 2 miles per day), snorkeling, sea kayaking, zodiac rides and beachcombing. We navigate at night to make the most of daytime hours at each Island.

4 Islands in 4 days, 6 visitor sites. All meals are included. Contact your favourite tour operator or travel agent to join this unique wildlife viewing departure and get 2 free hotel nights in Quito - Ecuador.

Galapagos catamaran

Detailed information on your catamaran for this trip, Galapagos Seaman Journey, can be found at www.galapagoscatamarans.com

For inquiries email: reservations@latintrails.com . Get an additional 5% discount with the attached code LTOCT4to72013.

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