I'm Quincy and this is Megan we're highschool sweethearts who sold
everything for an adventure around the world
we're just your ordinary couple choosing to live a not so ordinary life subscribe
and welcome to our adventure
from santa cruz we took a three-hour boat ride to Isabela one of the largest
islands in the Galapagos. it's probably one of the most beautiful places we've
ever traveled it's been amazing to get up close and personal with the wildlife
here we've been soaking up the Sun and
exploring the island and all that it has to offer
so right now we're biking to the wall of tears and along the way there's a bunch
of different places where you can deviate from the route and there's
different ponds and lakes and viewpoints and beaches and that sort of thing you
have to watch where you're walking on a lizard there's a lizard right there it's
funny how all this is just complete forest no one's living out there how's
Darwin came to the Galapagos in 1835 and it was then that he began forming the
theory of evolution and natural selection in izing the significance of
this he published the Origin of Species and since then the islands have been
designated a national park behind me is the wall of Tears interesting fact the
Galapagos Islands used to be a place where they would send outcasts and
prisoners and they wanted to keep them busy so they had them construct this
giant wall that literally serves no purpose other than to keep the prisoners
busy
we're walking to the snorkeling spot on Isabella Island and you're supposed to
be able to snorkel with sea lions and rays and maybe sharks so we're pretty
stoked to check out this snorkel spot. If I get to spoon with the sea lion or shark
just finished an amazing snorkel session here at the docks we got out of
a pass
we found a stranded puffer fish and Quinn wants to save it
to the rescue
Hey
still alive
watch your feet when you get to the water
there we go there we go join us next week as we explore San Cristobal and do
some snorkeling with sharks