Ísla Iguana

As today was Sunday students spent the morning with their homestay families. We ate lunch together at the school, and then headed out to catch boats for Ísla Iguana. We had four boats for our group, and it took about 25 minutes. The island is delightful, and it is characterized by a large breeding population of Frigate Birds, ctenosuars (a smaller dark brown iguana relative), clear water, corals and hermit crabs in great abundance. We headed back at a little before 5 pm. Click on on Isla Iguana GPS tracks to see our route and  Photos ’15 tab to see some photos of our afternoon.