This morning we headed back to Santa Cruz Island. Most of the kids who were sick yesterday were feeling better today and after lunch, headed on a walk (about 2.5 miles) to Tortuga Bay. I stayed behind again with the sick students (this time 4 different students). In the bay, the students were able to see black-tipped reef sharks and the beaches were lined with marine iguanas and more sea lions. Some students attempted to snorkel, but the water was too murky to really see anything. Some students were exhausted from being sick and just took a nap on the beach and others just played in the water.
I am happy to report that everyone was feeling much better by dinner and everyone ate a good meal. After dinner we had about an hour for some last minute shopping in the Galapagos before heading to the hotel to pack and get ready for our departure for Peru.
This morning we headed back to Santa Cruz Island. Most of the kids who were sick yesterday were feeling better today and after lunch, headed on a walk (about 2.5 miles) to Tortuga Bay. I stayed behind again with the sick students (this time 4 different students). In the bay, the students were able to see black-tipped reef sharks and the beaches were lined with marine iguanas and more sea lions. Some students attempted to snorkel, but the water was too murky to really see anything. Some students were exhausted from being sick and just took a nap on the beach and others just played in the water. 
I am happy to report that everyone was feeling much better by dinner and everyone ate a good meal. After dinner we had about an hour for some last minute shopping in the Galapagos before heading to the hotel to pack and get ready for our departure for Peru. 
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