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A Day Trip to Isla de Lobos

Started by duncolm, January 27, 2014, 11:10:03 AM

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duncolm

I've been playing with my little camera again...

I shot this on a Nikon Coolpix one day last November

A Walk Round Lobos

KWC

Excellent Dunc.

Have never made it thus far over to the small island, but that was a great video to show what we are missing.
Well done and thanks for showing.

fuertesol

Well done, a really good look at Lobos.I have lived here 7 years and never been.I am now inspired to take a long overdue trip.Thanks.

Ronnietheblue

Fantastic Dunc. Brought back happy memories, not done lobos for a couple of years, you've inspired me to return this year. Thanks.

Can the Man


dee-dee

That was brill...would love to go over but I`m not good on boats  ::)

Ronnietheblue

I'll take you over and hold your hand Princess, we'll be just like Leonardo and Kate in Titanic  :-*

dee-dee

I hope we don`t see any Icebergs  ::)  :P

KWC

Quote from: Ronnie The Bull on January 29, 2014, 04:55:00 AM
I'll take you over and hold your hand Princess, we'll be just like Leonardo and Kate in Titanic  :-*

Jesus Jon, I nearly spewed my coffee over the works PC screen.

That Bromide not kicking in yet  :D :D

Ronnietheblue

Quote from: Kenny. on January 29, 2014, 07:47:22 AM
Quote from: Ronnie The Bull on January 29, 2014, 04:55:00 AM
I'll take you over and hold your hand Princess, we'll be just like Leonardo and Kate in Titanic  :-*

Jesus Jon, I nearly spewed my coffee over the works PC screen.

That Bromide not kicking in yet  :D :D

Only with the Mrs, so it appears Kenny  :D :D

Champlain Girl

duncolm that was a fab film thank you!

CG

Swordy

Cheers  for posting Dunc.  We haven't been there yet.  we were in Coralejo last wee (Day trip from Caleta).  Hope to do it when we're over later in the year.

duncolm

Thanks folks, glad you all enjoyed it (except Can, sorry don't know anything about iPads)
It's taken me a few visits to get round to the trip too.

I'm having a think about whether I want to start traveling with a bigger camera to make better quality video.

Mr Boo Boo

Quote from: Can the Man on January 28, 2014, 23:03:05 PM
It's not working on my iPad  :'(

Works on my I pad
Thanks Duncolm nice to see

Can the Man

I have found a way for it to work, I click on it and it opens in YouTube, but because my home broadband is so slow I have to wait for it to stream.  :'(

Will watch it soon ;)

dee-dee

Quote from: Kenny. on January 29, 2014, 07:47:22 AM
Quote from: Ronnie The Bull on January 29, 2014, 04:55:00 AM
I'll take you over and hold your hand Princess, we'll be just like Leonardo and Kate in Titanic  :-*

Jesus Jon, I nearly spewed my coffee over the works PC screen.

That Bromide not kicking in yet  :D :D
This made me lol  ;D ;D ;D

umgum

cool we had a pram when we went  not advisable  o took quite a pics but couldn`t get too far
i love this place

falkirkdan

Lovely film Duncolm but got to say it has put me off wanting to go there.   I had vision of a very deserted island when in fact it appears to be overrun with day trippers, like I would be.   The landscape seems no different from the north of Fuerty between Corry and Cotillo which has few people about.   The boat trip would be nice but think that is all can see in it for me.

Are there any people living on the island?

Elite of the forum

Dan once you get off the main beach its very quiet ,the tourist dont seem to have the ability to walk 300m  ,walked around up to the lighthouse and top of the old volcano a couple of times ,their are a few houses where some people live ,also a little bar and a cafe/restaurant ;) ;D

do illiterate people really get the benefits of alphabet soup

duncolm

The problem is that as the visitors arrive in boatloads it takes a while for them to disperse, so the paths are always busy to start with. By the time I was heading back along the main path from the lighthouse I hardly saw a soul.

If nothing else I've added to the list of islands I've climbed to the highest point of.

I don't think there are any full time residents on the island nowadays, but some of the houses in Puertito are used as holiday accommodation. There's a little restaurant and quite a few boats are kept there. The afternoon boat we traveled back on unloaded a group of guys who were going to stay a night or two, judging by the provisions they were carrying, a lot of which was beer.

Can the Man

Fantastic presentation Duncon, I finally got to watch it on a decent broadband connection.

Cheers 8)