Guidebook for Puerto Ayora
Food Scene
Best ice creams, good pizzas, fresh and tasty salad, fish and chips
8 recommandé par les habitants
Galapagos Deli
227 y Thomas de BerlangaBest ice creams, good pizzas, fresh and tasty salad, fish and chips
Great location, beautiful place, good service and good food
11 recommandé par les habitants
il Giardino
Avenue Charles DarwinGreat location, beautiful place, good service and good food
Best grill in town. Perfect for lobster and a good piece of Galapagos organic meat
16 recommandé par les habitants
Isla Grill
Charles BinfordBest grill in town. Perfect for lobster and a good piece of Galapagos organic meat
Sightseeing
Giant Tortoise breeding center. Beaches and shopping
35 recommandé par les habitants
Charles Darwin Research Station
854 Ave Charles DarwinGiant Tortoise breeding center. Beaches and shopping
A very beautiful place. They are cracks in the ground filled with water where you can swim and the views are incredible.
31 recommandé par les habitants
Las Grietas
A very beautiful place. They are cracks in the ground filled with water where you can swim and the views are incredible.
Fishermen, fresh fish for sale and a lots of pelicans, sea lions, frigate birds, and some occasional booby, enjoying an easy meal. Very interesting visit, cool pictures
10 recommandé par les habitants
Fishing piers
Avenue Charles DarwinFishermen, fresh fish for sale and a lots of pelicans, sea lions, frigate birds, and some occasional booby, enjoying an easy meal. Very interesting visit, cool pictures
A wooden path around a natural lagoon. Peaceful place good for pictures
9 recommandé par les habitants
Las Ninfas
Las NinfasA wooden path around a natural lagoon. Peaceful place good for pictures
Parks & Nature
El Edén Park
FragataBest playground in town for children. Has a cafeteria and clean bathrooms
The most beautiful beach of the islands. Surf, snorkel, kayak, and a los of flora and fauna.
32 recommandé par les habitants
Tortuga Bay
The most beautiful beach of the islands. Surf, snorkel, kayak, and a los of flora and fauna.