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I am sure you have all been sitting on the edge of your seats for the last several weeks, awaiting this blog about the actual kayak adventure in the Marquesas. As you know, the first post was about the challenges of getting this trip off the ground. This post is about our incredible adventure as we kayaked, hiked, dove and sailed around the Islands. Our first adventure of the trip was a hike . . .
Upon arrival on our liveaboard, we decided to spend two days in the infamous Wayag Islands. Wayag is a raised reef bed from millions of years ago with multiple faults running through the rock. There are hundreds of sinusoidal shaped white limestone islands, topped with dense jungle. The white sandy substrate accentuates the turquoise waters and the white limestone, making this place one of the most photographed places in Raja Ampat. We wanted to settle . . .
