The next day Endeavor anchored off of the docks where this whole trip started. We had spent the evening cruise with a huge barbeque and viewing the trip video that the videographer had made. We also squeezed in some packing and preparing for the journey back to Guayaquil.
We zodiaked off the ship looking back at the boat that had been our home for one week. She had been our tour guide to an archipeligo that was unique, full of surprises and wonders (sorry to sound cliche) and experiences none of us will forget. I know i for one will relish every special moment, every animal i encountered who was a intrigued by me as i was by it. The Galapagos has always been my dream trip and i am very thankful to have had the opportunity to experience it. If i am lucky i will get to go back again but if not the people i met and the animals who bedazzled me will forever stay as very fond memories. It was like nothing we expected and in some ways it was exactly how we imagined.
We arrived at the airport from the docks by coach bus and as usual Lindblad had it all organized like clockwork. We had to do very little. Lindblad does amazing trips and i encourage anyone who is lucky enough to have the opportunity to go to not let it slip by. It will be the most unique thing will do in its class and if you have a special occasion, one that will be unforgetable.
We arrived Guayaquil and everyone split ways. In the end Forrest and i were the last to leave, heading off to Buenos Aires. We had a long flight ahead of us but with Machu Pichu and the Galapagos behind us we werent quite sure what BA would have to offer. Though we are looking forward to a few weeks of respite and no travel.
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