Puerto Ayora Hostels

... do with being Mother's Day. Later, we return our $1 coke bottle, in exchange for a "galon" of water. Monday 9 May Puerto Ayora (Galapagos) Another early start after too much attempted sleep, another breakfast with the children, then out to walk to ...

... but as I’ve mentioned before, I tried to leave a lot of my “won’ts” back home.     Puerto Ayora was a small town and in small towns people don’t have hobbies, they just gossip. For reasons I didn’t quite ...

... green. As we subsequently found out, the centre of this island sits almost in permanent cloud and receives a good helping of rain, Puerto Ayora itself is normally just outside of this cloud and gets a good deal of sunshine. As we arrived in Puerto Ayora, ...

... airport in Galapagos.  He was American but of Colombian descent.  A series of mini buses and boats took us to the port of Puerto Ayora on the island of Santa Cruz.  Here Sam and I found a supermarket where Sam took the chance to buy a few ...

... Cali, Isla de Ometepe, dope heads, Mongo's, huevos, Copacabana, Ipanema, old cars, snapping photos, the Andes, hostels, hotels, Manuel Antonio, splurging, Lonely Planet, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Colón, frijoles, crampons, dinosaurs, Mojitos, studying ...

... to the mainland, yet another dodgy little water craft awaited and we made it to dry land on Santa Cruz island boarded a bus for Puerto Ayora and the Galapagos adventure would begin. In Puerto Ayora we discovered we had to buy a ticket to get us to Isla ...

... in such high elevation within a couple of days. Rio does have nice beaches, but the best beach so far was Tortuga Beach in Puerto Ayora, Galapagos. The weather in Rio was not the best, but I can just imagine what the beaches would be like in the ...

... a bus to the airport where those of us who were staying in town for a few more days shared some taxi’s back to Puerto Ayora. I shared my taxi with Eva and Vicky the London heads, and Sheshe the Israeli girl who I had been sharing a cabin with. I ...

... – barefoot along the beach and sand dunes Top Five Places I Can See Myself Living In 1)      Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz, Galapagos Islands – the least possible due to strict immigration laws (I would have to marry a ...

... Santa Cruz. Once at Santa Cruz we had to get a taxi to head to the south side of that island, to the city of Puerto Ayora (which I believe is the biggest city on the islands).  Anywho, we arrived in the afternoon sometime, Kristin and I had booked a ...