Centro de Interpretacion
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Daliza I
Tampa68 contributions
Feb 2017 • Couples
Love it a lot to see and walk beautiful place no charge to get in. Bring water and sun block to protect from the sun.
Written March 13, 2017
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Coastal124004
Hannover, Germany2 contributions
Nov 2016 • Couples
This little information centre delivers an eye opening insight on the history of Galápagos Islands.
Telling a very sad but eye opening story at the same time I wish more people would learn from our past mistakes.
Definitely recommend to go there, entry is free.
Telling a very sad but eye opening story at the same time I wish more people would learn from our past mistakes.
Definitely recommend to go there, entry is free.
Written November 23, 2016
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Paul E
97 contributions
Jan 2018 • Family
The main attraction is the trail behind the center. It's a moderately strenuous trail, but you will be rewarded with a couple of different views which are terrific. We saw the blue footed boobie the three times we walked the trail. Also there is an impressive statue of Darwin that makes for a good photo op.
Written January 24, 2018
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sarah123454321
Singapore, Singapore10 contributions
Jan 2014 • Friends
I visited really early (6.30am) before a day trip and had the place to myself. There. At have been guides/ people to answer questions later in the day but I found the displays really informative. They give the geological and social history of the islands, which is something you don't really learn about on other tours.
It's an easy walk from tone, and then you can see the displays within an hour, so great to do either before or after a day tour. Some friends of mine liked it so much they went twice during their stay on San cristobel.
It's an easy walk from tone, and then you can see the displays within an hour, so great to do either before or after a day tour. Some friends of mine liked it so much they went twice during their stay on San cristobel.
Written January 18, 2014
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Helen P
Fownhope, UK38 contributions
Apr 2019
A visit is worthwhile, although a small exhibition the information is informative and gives access to a pathed path to the look outs and snorkelling area on this side of the island.
Written April 1, 2019
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firestorm6
Gresham, OR35 contributions
Mar 2019
Don’t miss this interpretation center. Very informative and fun. Great viewing of wildlife. Trails are well maintained but a few spots are rocky.
Written March 26, 2019
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angelfish2222
London, UK300 contributions
Jun 2018 • Friends
Visited as part of a cruise. It was nice to have a guide talk about some of the plants and animals we saw whilst walking around the park. At the viewing platform we were able to watch swimmers in the bay (which we sadly did not have time to visit ourselves) and even saw dolphins swimming & playing the bay! Amazing!
There is also a small exhibition/museum inside the centre. This gives an informative background about the islands and the things they're doing to retain the natural beauty and sustainability. Very informative.
There is also a small exhibition/museum inside the centre. This gives an informative background about the islands and the things they're doing to retain the natural beauty and sustainability. Very informative.
Written July 16, 2018
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Escape-overseas
Stevenage, UK1,708 contributions
Mar 2018 • Couples
Excellent presentation of the islands history, attempts by other governments to acquire the islands, development and destruction of the wildlife and the efforts to restore the natural eco system, in harmony with sustainable tourist development. A visit here should be a must on any visit to the island. Lovely boardwalk starts behind the centre around the headland and to two snorting beeches.
Written March 31, 2018
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Featheredfrends
Old Lyme, CT49 contributions
Feb 2018 • Solo
I walked here for one reason...to see the San Cristóbal mockingbird. I was rewarded immediately as one hopped around the stone wall in the garden. I also enjoyed the exhibit which was a series of wallboards in Spanish and English narrating the timeline of emergence of the Galapagos from the sea and the trail of human visitors, settlers who all took their toll on the islands. The final chart asked what was the number of tourists that could be accommodated without impacting the islands negatively. I did not notice an answer to the question. For the most part humans have come to the Galapagos to make money. The locals who now entertain us tourists so nicely are the latest in the series of those making money off the islands. They have struck gold, because everyone I know wants to come here.
Written February 14, 2018
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Jazzy F
Great Abaco Island, Bahamas110 contributions
Dec 2017 • Friends
This was included in our taxi island tour. Well organized yet a natural center. On the trail you will get see the tortoise in a more natural setting and they also allow you to view the baby tortoises of various ages in protected pens. It was my favorite center of the three main islands.
Written December 22, 2017
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que tiempo dura la caminata desde el centro de puerto ayora hasta el centro de interpretacion
Written April 7, 2017
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