[Tweeters] Galapagos tips

[HAL MICHAEL]

Our experience is that each operator is unique in their tours.  While they may go to the same areas they do is differently.  There are different levels of guides as approved by the government, different activities in the details, and so on.  I suspect that almost any tour will be super.  Further, like any other natural area this is not Disneyland so nothing is guaranteed.  These are (calm) but still wild animals.


Hal Michael
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Olympia WA
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>     On 01/27/2023 2:18 PM Jeff Borsecnik <jeffborsecnik at msn.com> wrote:

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>     Today's Topics:

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>        1. Galapagos tips (Diane Koontz)

>        2. Re: Galapagos tips (louiserutter1000)

>           5.  Galapagos tips? (Toby Ross)

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>     Thanks for the Galapagos info, folks. Btw, the Mary Ann was already on our radar, so I'm glad to hear it was good. That boat is good for singles and odd-numbered parties, which is why it was suggested to us. ... Yes, nothing is cheap : )  But we are sorta aiming for good value? A little hard to tell the first time around. 

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>     One thing I'm wondering is if it matters much who you book a specific boat through—or do the different tour companies just all "sell" the same cruises (in general)? This is not a type of travel I'm used to. 

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>     -jeff b

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