Tortuga Bay

January 30th 2013
We awoke at daybreak again, stalked the elusive early morning cup of Nescafe, and decided to run out to Tortuga Bay again. The beach was as beautiful as ever , and we cooled off In the lagoon alongside the iguanas. Unfortunately checkout was at 11, and our ferry at 2, so we only stopped at another swimming hole, the Las Ninfas lagoon on the way back, and swam with the young local schoolchildren w ... read more

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The "Republic of the Equator" was one of three countries that emerged from the collapse of Gran Colombia in 1830 (the others are Colombia and Venezuela). Between 1904 and 1942, Ecuador lost territories in a series of conflicts with its neighbors. A b... ... read more

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We are a husband and wife who work full time but love to travel as often as our bosses will allow. We prefer minimalist backpacker style travel and rarely stay in the same location for more than a few nights (much to my husbands chagrin). I use credit miles and points to get free or almost free flights, and love helping and sharing tips and tricks to other travelers. We prefer to go to far away and exotic locations outside of resort towns, preferably with a beach for some diving or mountains nearby for hiking. We enjoy immersing ourselves in what different cultures have to offer, doing it... full info

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