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Located on the only beach in the region, Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta is our all-ages luxury oceanfront resort with its own private cove. Enjoy stunning ocean vistas from our sunset bar or sneak a peak of breaching whales from our beachfront restaurants.

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  • filter_dramaUnderstand
    Though a small town it has the best infrastructure in the Galapagos with the largest number of hotels, restaurants and stores. Other services include grocery stores, pharmacies, hardware stores, boat supplies, a small hospital and a hyperbaric chamber. Puerto Ayora is home to the Galapagos National Park, the Darwin Foundation and the Charles Darwin Research Station.

    Due to Santa Cruz central location within the islands Puerto Ayora is the best base for those people wishing to visit the Galapagos while staying on shore.
  • filter_dramaGet in
    • By plane

      Passengers arriving by plane fly into the [wiki=6c0534fd9fe09ddd6ba70144fb14dbc9#Get in]Baltra Airport[/wiki] (GPS) on the neighboring island of [wiki=6c0534fd9fe09ddd6ba70144fb14dbc9]Baltra[/wiki].

      Upon exiting the Baltra airport board a bus to the Itabaca channal. There is no charge for this trip. There you claim you luggage and proceed on a ferry ($.80) or a smaller water taxi ($1). There is no real benefit to the taxi. At the other end of the canal you can ride the bus into town ($1.80) or take a taxi ($18).

      For the reverse direction, buses from Puerto Ayora to the channel only leave in the morning, with the last departure at 9:30AM (Aug 2010). If you have an afternoon flight, you'll have to take a taxi ($15) or find alternative transport.

    • By boat

      There is public transportation via local speed boats to both [wiki=0f665ff4b6412daf448a8cc854078a24]San Cristobal[/wiki] and [wiki=9f28f14237f0d6bd4297a102ddc004b5]Puerto Villamil[/wiki] on [wiki=300c0dab43185c432183cd907bfd874d]Isabela[/wiki] daily. They leave at 2PM and the 2-hour, and tend to be rough and noisy (25U$-35U$). There are no bathrooms or other services available on these boats and passengers should carry their own water or snacks.

  • filter_dramaGet around
    Puerto Ayora is small enough to explore by foot. Most tourism is concentrated along the waterfront. White pickup truck taxis operate and can provide transportation around town, into the highlands, or across the island. Water taxis are available at the main dock and can take you to either a waiting boat or the dock on the other side.
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    Has extensive exhibits on the natural history of the islands. The breeding programs at the station allow visitors to see many iguanas, tortoises, and other animals in various stages of their lives. The most famous resident of the station was Lonesome George, a tortoise found on [wiki=d4726c62fdc4960c2491390e26912416]Pinta[/wiki] island who was the last of his sub-species. George died in 2012.
  • filter_dramaDo
    Tortuga Bay. A beautiful white sand beach located a 30-45 minute walk from the west side of town.
    * Las Grietas
    * Bay Tour
    * Darwin Station
    * Study Spanish at the Galapagos Islands Spanish School [url=http://www.galapagosislandsspanishschool.com]]or Ailola Galapagos Spanish School. [http://www.ailolagalapagos.com/[/url]
    • Scuba diving

      Diving in the Galapagos isn't cheap - count on paying at least $150 per dive trip that consists of 2 dives. As of January 2015 most diving companies won't let 1 dive only and charge the same price.

      *Professional and experienced guides, excellent equipment and local knowledge. Offers diving trips, day tours, cruises and more.

      * One of the first dive companies in the Galapagos. Scuba Iguana has their own boats and dock.

      * Located across from the fishermans dock, Sub Aqua offers daily dive trips.

      * One of the most professional and experienced divers in Galapagos, Macarron's equipment is high quality and he often leads the daily dive trips himself.

  • filter_dramaBuy
    Ecuador uses the U.S. Dollar. Bring bills in smaller denominations because it's easier to get change. ATMs give limited amounts of money, but you can get larger cash advances inside banks.

    The Banco de Pacifico is on the road towards the Darwin Station. It gives cash advances, changes cash or cashes in travellers' cheques.

    Banco Pichincha has recently opened a branch on the road heading towards Baltra. The lines are normally much shorter than at Banco de Pacifico making it easier to get cash advances or other transactions. Most foreign cards will be able to get up to 600 USD per transaction.

    There are several ATM machines located in front of the main dock. As with some ATM's in Ecuador you are limited to a $300 per transaction limit and you may need to do several transactions in order to get the amount of money you desire.
  • filter_dramaEat
    With the most scenic view in Puerto Ayora, meals are served both inside and outside waterfront. Angermeyer Point is a popular destination for groups or those wanting to celebrate with a romantic meal.

    * Maki rolls, sashimi, sushi and other Japanese dishes along with exotic drinks served waterfront.

    * The island's Italian Restaurant.

    * Outdoor covered dining serving seafood and pasta dishes.

    * One of the more popular restaurants in town with a variety of breakfasts, sea food, pizza, hamburgers, sandwiches and ice creams. Best coffee in town, also has WiFi.
    *Excellent seafood grills, pizzas and cocktails. Always full and for a good reason! Free WIFI.

    *Best place to get cheap food in the evenings. Kioscos open all down the street with tables in the road, and barbeques at each stall. Cheap and simple food for when you don't want to spend on an expensive restaurant.
  • filter_dramaDrink
    The water quality on Puerto Ayora is pretty bad - it is not recommended to drink the tap water, or even use it for brushing your teeth. This advice comes from the scientists at the Charles Darwin Station which study the water on the island.

    Puerto Ayora nightlife is not comparable to many tourist destinations. It is more relaxed. There are several bars and discos where you can go out and have a good time.

    * Chill out with a beer or play some pool or tablefootball. There is also small dance floor to watch the locals dance salsa or for non-locals to try to dance it.

    * Drinks, music, videos and pool one of the most popular destinations in Puerto Ayora.

    * Clean, well lit and comfortable place to enjoy a drink and enjoy a conversation.
  • filter_dramaSleep
    Very highly rated, located in the rural uplands of Santa Cruz Island. Offers six ensuite rooms and inclusive hotel/tour package options. Property has private forest & coffee plantations with nature trails, giant tortoises in season and good bird spotting. Rooms have large windows and private terraces, A/C, WiFi and TV/DVD. Attention by owner/naturalist guide.

    *One of the cheaper places to stay. Nice family which allows guests to use the large kitchen. You'll hear the music from Cafe Limon until it has to close at 2AM.

    * Clean rooms have air-conditioning and a private bathroom with hot shower. A small breakfast is included in the price.

    * A small artistic lodging house and restaurant. Rooms include well stocked kitchen with refrigerators.

    *Silviana rents rooms and apartments for $10-15 per person.

    *Nice clean hotel near everything in city center. 2 blocks from bus stop. Hot water in every room. Friendly staff.Single room with A/C & w/cable TV $30 a night. Single no A/C, w/cable $20 when available. (limited number of single w/no A/C). Double a/c, W/cable $40. triple a/c $60. Quad $70. 5 person $75. Full Breakfast $3.00 Free wi-fi. Tours, Travel consultant- Great ambieance. Backpacker friendly. Most popular Backpacker spot in Puerto Aroya..Highly recomended by world travelers.

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    * Unique location and friendly staff. Numerous activities to choose from, such as SCUBA diving, snorkeling, mountain biking and PADI diving programs.

    *Built inside a mangrove forest in front of the sea between the bustle of downtown and the Charles Darwin Research Station...5-minute walk to either. Luxurious rooms, friendly English speaking staff, eco-conscience, restaurant with sushi, day tours, dive tours, and island hopping with lodges on Isabela and Floreana.

    * One of the cheapest hotels in town, but it has little else going for it. Rooms have private bathrooms with cold water. Beds cleaned every-other guest.
    *Located near the top of town, it's a bit out of the way, but Puerto Ayoro is so small, this isn't really an issue. For what you get, it is surely the best value in all of town. Air Conditioning is included. The place is spotless. Each dorm/room includes a kitchenette with coffee free to use. Kevin will also give you a free tour of town when you arrive. Highly recommended. Book direct or through Hostelbookers/World.
  • filter_dramaGet out
    Puerto Ayora is the best place on the islands to arrange a boat trip. Head out to one of the other islands, such as [wiki=300c0dab43185c432183cd907bfd874d]Isabela[/wiki] or [wiki=0f665ff4b6412daf448a8cc854078a24]San Cristobal[/wiki].

    Through an agency or with prior arrangement you can visit the uninhabited locations on Bartolome, North Seymour, [wiki=5442b4b79f5f5efeef6239fa73955b92]Santa Fe[/wiki], Plazas or [wiki=f6dc6bebe8337b34a34e826d1beaf13d]Floreana[/wiki].

    [[Wikipedia:Puerto Ayora]]
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