Bay View House, is a house that offers comfortable private apartments for short or long stay guests, we are located in Galapagos on Santa Cruz Island, in the city of Puerto Ayora, one block from the main dock in the center of town.
In our family house we offer 2 spacious apartments with living room, full kitchen, dining table and private bathroom with hot water. In addition our rooms are equipped with double beds, flat screen cable TV and desk.
We invite you to book with us an unforgettable stay in Puerto Ayora.
Our Apartment A offers 35 mts2 of comfort, is located on the second floor of the house and receives a generous artificial lighting.
This apartment has the following facilities:
Our Apartment B offers 42 mts2 of comfort, is located on the second floor of the house and receives a generous artificial lighting.
This apartment has the following facilities:
The airport serving Santa Cruz Island is located on Baltra Island.
To get to Puerto Ayora and Bay View House from the airport all visitors to the island should follow the following route.
STEP 1:
Once you disembark from the plane on Baltra Island, outside the airport you must take a public bus to the Itabaca Channel, this trip lasts approximately 10 minutes and costs 5 dollars per national or foreign person.
STEP 2:
Once in the Itabaca Canal you must take a barge that crosses the canal to Santa Cruz Island, this trip lasts approximately 10 minutes and costs 1 dollar per national or foreign person.
STEP 3:
Once on Santa Cruz Island it is necessary to cross the island to get to the city of Puerto Ayora, for this journey there are 2 options:
1) Take a public bus that costs 5 dollars per person and takes about 1 hour, the bus arrives at the main dock in the center of Puerto Ayora, from here you must walk only 3 minutes to Bay View House.
2) You can take a private cab for up to 4 people for a one-time fee of $25, which can take you to the Bay View House gate in 45 minutes.
Santa Cruz Island is the most populated and central island of the Galapagos archipelago, it has natural landscapes of great beauty. In the following description you can learn about some of them, with this information you can plan a trip with some of the must-see places of the island.
The Charles Darwin Research Station (CDRS) is a biological research station operated by the Charles Darwin Foundation.
On a visit to this famous scientific center you can learn about the different species of land tortoises that inhabit the Galapagos, as well as land iguanas and other species of flora and fauna endemic to the islands.
The embalmed body of the famous Galapagos tortoise Lonesome George, who was the last specimen of Pinta Island, is exhibited here.
A visit to this place should definitely be scheduled in your agenda.
Tortuga Bay beach is located at the end of a 45-minute walk along a cobblestone path through a native forest.
This beach is considered one of the most beautiful in the world, for its white coral sand and turquoise waters that bathe the coast.
In this beach it is possible to practice surfing, it is one of the most recognized places in the world by the lovers of this sport.
Large colonies of marine iguanas also live here, which nest, breed and feed on this beach.
On Santa Cruz Island there are several private ranches that allow the passage of the giant tortoises of Galapagos, they know no territorial boundaries, they inhabit their pastures and meadows.
Undoubtedly, these places are perfect to appreciate closely the magnitude of these animals and also to contemplate their passive behavior.
In the ranches of Santa Cruz Island, the climate is more temperate than on the coast, since the altitude averages 800 meters above sea level. The tortoises love this climate and make these lands their favorite place to live.
Garrapatero Beach is another of the impressive scenic attractions of Galapagos, also with white sand and wide natural spaces, on this beach it is possible to see pink flamingos and sea lions.
Garrapatero beach is located 30 minutes by cab or 2 hours by bicycle from the center of Puerto Ayora, the landscape is composed of volcanic rock, native vegetation and turquoise green marine waters.
The beach is ideal for swimming and sports such as kayaking and snorkeling.
The twins are 2 depressive formations on the ground of the upper part of Santa Cruz Island, of similar size, which owe their origin to subway volcanic eruptions from which gases emerged millions of years ago.
The particular shape of the twins gives a brief idea of the violent eruptions that led to the formation of the islands.
In this area it is also possible to see different birds that inhabit these heights, such as Galapagos owls and other species.
You can get here by cab or bicycle along the road that leads to the Itabaca canal.
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