• Andrew's TravelsEcuador; Quito and The Galapagos IslandsTraveler
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    Santiago Island - Sullivan Bay

    October 27 in Ecuador ⛅ 28 °C

    Sullivan Bay is noted for its lava formation; this was formed by a late 19th-century eruption (around 1897). The landscape resembles a lunar surface with vast, hardened black lava fields. We enjoy a walk to see the beautiful formations and views.

    Before dinner, whilst we are en route to our next overnightstop near to Santa Cruz Island, we are treated to a display by a pod of dolphins and, incredibly, after dinner, the Eden is visited by a couple of Pelicans.

    Another fabulous day!    Read more