Today started with a similar boating journey to a neighboring island
- Isla Bartolome. Our group broke into two groups at the start of the day
to venture to Bartolome and explore the island. The volcanic island is only inhabited by small lava lizards
and birds who use the cliffs for spotting food and resting. The small
island we visited used to be part of a volcano with rich textures and tunnels
of lava rock. The views from the
360-stair climb were worth every breath.
Lava rock
Our study tour group!
A view of pinnacle rock
And when I thought the day couldn’t get any better, it did. After our climb to the top of the volcano, we snorkeled
around pinnacle rock and saw some beautiful fish and even a whitetip
shark. The shark was a 4-foot-long
water beauty gliding over the sand with ease and grace. It was the best snorkeling experience I
have ever had. I couldn’t wait to
tell my class on Monday at our morning share.
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