Camp Duro
About
Found on Galápagos, Camp Duro sits in Santo Tomás, Ecuador, on Isabela. Reaching it from the main towns means a boat or plane to Isabela, then a short trip inland from Puerto Villamil. Other settlements across the archipelago include Puerto Ayora, Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, San Cristobal, Santa Cruz, Floreana and Tortuga Bay.
Camp Duro is an eco-lodge, and it is known for its setting among the islands' volcanic landscapes and wildlife. A rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 56 reviews reflects how guests judge their stays. Its website, campoduroecolodge.com, carries further details.
The dry season runs from June to November and the warm season from December to May, with different wildlife activity across the year. Spanish is the official language of the Galápagos, and English is used in tourism and guiding. Galápagos food is based on seafood — ceviche, grilled fish and lobster — with plantain, rice and Ecuadorian sauces. The archipelago lies about 900 kilometres west of mainland Ecuador and straddles the Equator.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Camp Duro known for?
Camp Duro is an ecolodge on the Galápagos, and the island's food centres on seafood such as ceviche, grilled fish and lobster, served with plantain, rice and Ecuadorian sauces. The dry season from June to November and the warm season from December to May bring different wildlife activity.
What kind of business is Camp Duro?
Camp Duro is an ecolodge, with its own site at http://campoduroecolodge.com/. Spanish is the official language of the Galápagos, while English is used in tourism and guiding, so guests can manage either way.
What should first-time visitors expect at Camp Duro?
First-timers at Camp Duro find an ecolodge on the Galápagos, where the warm season runs from December to May and the dry season from June to November, each with its own wildlife activity. Spanish is the official language of the islands, and English is used in tourism and guiding.
Where is Camp Duro located on Galápagos?
Camp Duro sits at Santo Tomás, Ecuador, on the Galápagos. The archipelago lies about 900 kilometres west of mainland Ecuador and straddles the Equator, so the setting is remote and equatorial.
How do visitors rate Camp Duro?
Camp Duro holds a rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 56 reviews, reflecting strong satisfaction among past guests. The ecolodge sits on the Galápagos, an archipelago about 900 kilometres west of mainland Ecuador.
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