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I turned to find my seven-year-old son, Remy, pointing out a diamond stingray.
A moment later, we both spotted a green sea turtle.
Hiking on Bartolomé Island, one of the most photogenic in the Galápagos.Credit:Courtesy of Intrepid Travel.
The trip, I had to admit, was going swimmingly.
We also liked that Intrepid is certified as a B Corp and partners with the Galapagos Conservancy.
I had envisioned a mini United Nations of kids from around the world.
A marine iguana, a species native to the Galápagos.Courtesy of Intrepid Travel
Ill admit to some apprehension about being in such an intimate group.
I was pleased for Remy, who said he enjoyed traveling with the twins.
Its nice having someone to talk to that understands you, he confided.
A Sally Lightfoot crab.Courtesy of Intrepid Travel
We bonded over the knowledge that wed remember these wild moments because wed shared them together.
Remy still FaceTimes with the twins, usually to workshop new song lyrics.
They can learn photography from experts and kayak past icebergs alongside breaching whales.
The author’s son, Remy, photographing giant land tortoises on the island of Santa Cruz.Lauren Matison
