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Mar 03, 2020 - National Geographic Quest
Last day of the Belize expedition spent on the tranquil island of Ranguana Caye. Guest enjoyed snorkeling around the Island meeting up with their favorite friends, nurse sharks, spotted moray eel, spotted eagle ray, southern stingrays, tropical fishes and coral reef. Paddleboard and kayaking was also an exquisite exploration on the calm clear waters of Belize. As the sunset on this voyage, it was a pleasure to have all enjoy the thrilling wanders of Belize.
Victoria A. Forman was born and raised in the country of Belize. She is a fun-loving, adventurous and outgoing individual who spent most of her childhood going to her family's private island, Forman's Caye. Growing up as a fisherman's daughter, she was able to spend many hours fishing, swimming and playing in the pristine Caribbean Sea of Belize and learning from an early age about various types of marine life and their habitats.
Nicknamed “Indio” (Indian) because of his powers of observation and quiet nature, José has almost two decades of experience working as a naturalist and photography guide; as well as being recognized as an expert birder and nature photographer in Costa Rica. Costa Rica is rich in biodiversity — over 893 bird species have been recorded in the country. Since very young José spent all of his free time in the outdoors in the forest, where he soon fell in love with the birds. He particularly enjoys listening to their calls, and watching their behavior. Oddly enough, another one of Jose’s passions is science and technology, and because of this, he was among the first in Costa Rica to experiment with digital photography. As the technology quickly improved so did his love for it. He truly believes that nature photography is the perfect combination of both of his passions.