I don’t speak Spanish but I think your asking about entrance cost The guards told us it was 10$ per person this included a guide through the park

I’d leave it until tomorrow when you have more time. Walk along the waterfront because it’s Saturday night and there will surely be something to see. The big pier has lights into the water so that’s a pretty good time after dark.

You do not need to book. We simply showed up. Definitely worth visiting. Enjoy!

No idea sorry. But if you do find it open explore every possible corner as things are tucked away. Particularly Diego and the taxidermed Lonesome George.

We had a guide but realized that we probably didn't need one. There are enough displays with information that covered everything he said. The only thing the guide added was in identifying birds snd plants as we were walking around the center.

It's free and in my opinion, the best place to start your visit to the Galapagos. We went the day we arrived in Puerto Ayora

I actually do not remember when they started closing down areas for the renovation (it was told to us when you group REACHED Galapagos so that we could make a decision then whether or not we wanted to take that part of the planned excursions), so I cannot honestly answer to that part of the question. However, IF it was on your group's itinerary, I would think that they should have at least apprised you of the situation so you could make alternate plans if necessary. As this was not the focal point of our hopes for the islands, we were not that disappointed (other than suffering the heat when we could have been doing other activities that WOULDN'T cause heat exhaustion). However, I can see that if you were looking forward to this particular group of exhibits how you might have been disappointed. I hope that you found something else that made the trip special for you (like those crazily friendly sea lions at the dock!) In light of the problems being suffered by the unfortunate events in the Guayaquil region, I am not in the position to complain much about anything right now :-( I am thankful that we have heard from the Ecuadorean guides that we have since friended that they are safe.

Hola, cuando yo visité, los horarios de visita para todos los lugares pertenecientes al parque nacional cerraban a las 18:00 horas. Si te levantas temprano alcanzas a hacer varias cosas durante el día y creo que alcanzaras sin problemas a visitar la reserva. Saludos y disfruta el viaje!

Hola que tal, buen dia. Disculpa la demora en responderte. Si habre temprano, igual tienes todo el dia para ir, no concurre mucha gente ya que estaba en reparacion y la verdad no esta muy atractivo por esta causa. Se ven pocas tortugas y unas Iguanas anaranjadas en cautiverio tambien. Las otras Islas tambien tienen sus reservas y muy lindas como la de Isla Isabella, alli hay muchas tortugas y el parque muy arreglado , te la recomiendo. Espero haberte sido de utildad a las ordenes.