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The Garden of Mosaic Tile

by | Feb 17, 2015 | Ecuador, Galapagos | 2 comments

Hidden down a shady path just before the Charles Darwin Center in Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz Island, The Galapagos, is a small garden dedicated to mosaic murals and sculptures covered in tile.

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The place is magical and full of stories waiting to be discovered. Why is the mermaid diving deep while holding onto a struggling bright orange lobster? Do the volcanos tell the tale of the beginning of the earth or just of the islands themselves? Why is the wise old owl playing jump rope with a serpant? And who is it declaring their love to me in a broken letter?

If you are a child of the imagination looking for an escape from the tourist shops and the long days of trying to fit everything in, then you just might need to visit this small oasis.

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Angie is a regenerative tourism advocate who helps travelers find meaningful, responsible experiences throughout the Americas. She connects thoughtful travelers with small, values-led tourism businesses that put people and planet first. Curious about how your next trip can make a real impact? Reach out!

2 Comments

  1. jlewis60jam

    this might be the first place to see for me. love, love, love

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    • AngelaJean

      If you love this place, you will love a lot of the Galapagos. Power to the artists of the world.

      Reply

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