Pahoehoe Blog

Learn how Santa Cruz Island in Galápagos is promoting waste separation and sustainability through recycling, composting, and community action. Discover practical recycling guidelines for residents and visitors.

A local's guide to the warm and dry seasons, month-by-month weather, wildlife calendars, and which tours to book in each season.

Puerto Ayora is smaller than the booking sites make it look — you can cross the whole town on foot in twenty minutes. Here's our guide to every zone: what each one is like, what it costs, and who it suits.

The Galapagos Islands are a paradise for marine life lovers, home to sea turtles, rays, reef sharks, colorful fish, and sea lions. With calm waters, basic guidance, and the right gear, snorkeling here with kids can be safe, fun, and unforgettable.

Worried about getting seasick on your next boat ride? Discover the top 10 expert-approved tips to prevent nausea and stay comfortable at sea.

Learn how to travel between Galápagos islands with this guide: schedules, distances, sea season info, seasickness tips, and how to book your ferry from Puerto Ayora.

Traveling to the Galápagos Islands? Learn the key steps before your flight: how to get the Transit Control Card (TCT), pass biosecurity checks, and pay the National Park entry fee. Everything you need for a smooth arrival while protecting this fragile ecosystem.

After a day of adventures in the Galápagos sun, there’s nothing like kicking back with a cold drink and soaking in the laid-back charm of Santa Cruz’s nightlife. Whether you're in the mood for craft beers, signature cocktails, or just a good time with friends, Puerto Ayora has the perfect spot for every vibe. Here are some of our favorite places to experience the local scene

Flying into Baltra Airport (GPS)? You're just a few scenic steps away from reaching Puerto Ayora, the lively town on Santa Cruz Island. Here's your full guide to making that journey as smooth (and fun) as possible!

Playa Roja is one of those Galápagos secrets that rewards effort with magic. Whether you bike there like I did, ride in a car, or camp under the stars, it’s a place that reminds you why these islands are so special.