Descanso del Guía

Descanso del Guía is known as a place to stay in the Galápagos, where settlement is limited to four inhabited islands. Galápagos food is based on seafood — ceviche, grilled fish and lobster — with plantain, rice and Ecuadorian sauces, and marine iguanas, the only sea-going lizards, are found only in these islands.

Descanso del Guía is a guesthouse-style place to stay in the Galápagos, with its own site at https://descansodelguia.com/. The archipelago lies about 900 kilometres west of mainland Ecuador and straddles the Equator, so a stay here puts visitors within the islands themselves.

First-time visitors to Descanso del Guía can expect a stay in the Galápagos, where almost all of the land is national park and settlement is limited to four inhabited islands. The islands lie about 900 kilometres west of mainland Ecuador and straddle the Equator, and local food centres on seafood such as ceviche, grilled fish and lobster with plantain, rice and Ecuadorian sauces.

Descanso del Guía sits at Barrio el Mirador Cerca del, Terminal Terreste y de, 200350 Puerto Ayora, Ecuador. Puerto Ayora is one of the four inhabited settlements in the Galápagos, since almost all of the archipelago is national park.

Descanso del Guía holds a rating of 4.3 out of 5 from 264 reviews. That score reflects how guests rate this Galápagos stay at Barrio el Mirador Cerca del, Terminal Terreste y de, 200350 Puerto Ayora, Ecuador.