Kadmiel Home

Kadmiel Home is a safe place, ideal for relaxing with the family. Accompanied by experienced tourism hosts and nature lovers. It's ideal for cycling Moses and Janeth welcome you to this wonderful paradise called Galapagos The space Our accommodation is a cozy place, ideal for relaxing after daily expeditions in the Islands away from the noise of the central part of the town. Other things to note TRANSFERS. In the town, you can do it on foot, also by bicycle there are several rental places, or by taxi the cost of each transfer in the town is 1.50 dollars. TOURISM. There are many local tourist agencies to hire the services they offer, there are several places that can be visited directly such as the beaches Tourtuga bay, Garrapatero, Punta Estrada beach, Charles Darwin Station beach. You can also visit the Lagoon of the Nymphs, the cracks and the Charles Darwin Station. You will find a mandatory guide service to make the visit. In the upper part of the island you can visit farms where there are the famous lava tunnels and giant turtles in their natural state. You can visit the Twin Craters. In addition, in Puerto Ayora you can do cycling, diving, sport fishing, kayaking, horseback riding, etc. FOOD. Puerto Ayora offers food services in restaurants for varied tastes and prices, specializing in seafood, fruits and vegetables of the season. STAY. You can stay on the island for up to two months maximum as granted by the Galapagos Special Regime Law. FEES. A fee called a Transit Card ($20) is paid at continental airports before boarding the flight to Galapagos. Upon arrival in Galapagos, the Galapagos National Park entrance tax is paid: 100 USD for foreigners, 50 USD for citizens of countries belonging to the Andean Pact, 6 USD for national visitors. HEALTH. On each island there is a public hospital, as well as small private clinics, pharmacies, etc. GENERAL INFORMATION. Each island has banking services, as well as places to buy food, groceries, clothes, souvenirs, etc. ACTIVITIES. Mainly tourism, artisanal fishing, agriculture, and commerce.