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444 steps sounds like alot, and it probably would be if you wanted to walk them all at once. It is a good thing for this 56 year old body that there are several places on the way up to have a snack or a cool drink. There are also some shops and good places for pictures. Leave a Comment
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by namastedc This park, located in the Centro, is something you really do need to see if you come to the city. Iguanas have bred and bred to the point where they have comepletely taken over a park in front of the city cathedral, and are more of a tourist draw than the cathedral itself. Bring some bananas if you really want to see a stampede. Don't worry about petting the iguanas, they don't care - just don't stand under the trees for too long unless you have an umbrella!! Leave a Comment Address: El CentroDirections: Two blocks west of the malecon 2000
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 Iguanas feast by Strannik Did you ever imagine to be in the middle of a bunch of hungry dinosaur-descendants? That's possible in Guayaquil and I tell you, it is really a spectacular show, though fortunately for we humans, they prefer cabbages and lettuces, Go to Iguanas Park at lunch-time and enjoy the show (but take care where you stand, some of them rush and might fall on you) :) Leave a Comment Address: Clemente Ballén entre Chile y ChimborazoDirections: Parque Seminario or most commonly known as Parque de las Iguanas, in front of Cathedral
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 Salado Estuary by namastedc Guayaquil has a new malecon, west of the Malecon 2000, on the Salado estuary. From the south end of this malecon you can take a 45 minute boat tour through the estuary for $3. The tour operates on Saturdays and Sundays only, and leaves every hour on the hour from about 10 to 6. In general, you go through a very poor part of the city along the estuary, where the houses are falling into the water. However, you can see the Barcelona futbol stadium and a cement factory! Leave a Comment Address: Malecon SaladoDirections: Malecon Salado, South end by the Ceviche stands
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At the top of Las Penas is the Fort. This was an ideal spot for the lookouts and defense positions in the 19th and 20th centuries. Now there is a light house behind where the cannons are positioned. It looks good at night but they say it is of no navigational value. Leave a Comment
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by namastedc The Guayaquil riverfront area, once a dirty dangerous place, has recently been renovated and is the number one attaction in the city. At all hours of the day and late into the night, tourists can stroll the full 2km of its length, enjoying the gardens, buildings, river, restaurants, shops, and museums, without any worry of being harrassed or robbed! If you have just one day to spend in Guayaquil, save at least 2 hours for the Malecon 2000. Leave a Comment Address: Guayaquil CentroDirections: On the river - EVERYONE knows where the Malecon is.
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Good idea... considering the actual inclination of truly travelers this is the best way to know the natural soul of its citizens, isn't it?? Cerro Blanco... a natural reserve located near to Guayaquil which offers the oportunity to know how was Guayaquil originally. The Cerro Blanco Protector Forest. The nearest place to visit, (route to Salinas city beach), which has almost 6000 acres and small hills of over 800 metres over the sea level where you can find different species of animals like “migalas” (big black spiders), eagles, falcons, raccoons, stags and others. Also you'll find a vegetal extensive area where you see the famous “ceibos” well known better because of its particular attitude to throw its leaves to protect itself of the intensive sun and drought. There are over 100 species of plants and trees, 211 of birds, 30 kinds of birds of prey and 33 mammal kinds. Its symbol is the “Papagayo de Guayaquil” (parrot of Guayaquil) an endemic colorful specie of bird who lives only in the city zone and is on extinction way. You will find a camping and picnic area, an amphitheatre and also the rescue wild life center to observe the parrot of Guayaquil, monkeys, long-tailed monkeys and others. There is a little integral farm with an organic garden produce, medicinal plants, bee honey and other products to sell. You will be guide by a special guide of the forest. There are three paths options differentiated by distance and time. My recommendation is to cross the “Buena vista largo” path. (Large nice sight). It will take 5 hours of an interesting hike. Be sure to have comfortable shoes and fresh ecuadorian water. Address: Road to Salinas beachPhone: 2871900Directions: Around Guayaquil. Ask to any travel agency or tourist information. Or even me!!!Website: No hay aun. Other Contact: Me: 2887587
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by dreamkapture There is many thing to do in Guayaqui, cruise the Guaya River night or day, Museum and Central Park, Las Penas, El Parque Historico de Guayaquil(lots of exotic animal and fauna) and around Guayaquil Also. I think Guayaquil is a great city to start you journey in Ecuador. You are only 1 hour to the closest beach, 4 hour to Cuenca, 5 hour to Banos, and 1 hour to Galapagos Islands Leave a Comment Directions: One of my favorite spot is located 1.30 hour from here. A Natural HOT SPRING, for only .50 cents entrance fee. For 1.50$ you will get a full body massage, with Aloe Vera or Mud, for another 1.50 $ youOther Contact: And of course we have Galapagos
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Malecon 2000 lies between the city an the Guayas River. There are cafe style restaurants, fast food stalls, many outdoor vendors. Plus there is an indoor shopping mall, "Centro Comerical Malecon". You can "cool off" for a bit from the humidity and find just about anything you want in the many stores located there. Leave a Comment
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 An overview of the Guayaquil's harbor by adventour_tourist01, 4 more photos Without a doubt Guayaquil is Ecuador's best destination, when I've got there I did not have any expectation on my mind, but as soon as I started to discover this summery city right on the Pacific Coast of Ecuador I was starting to enjoy myself. Guayaquil is not only the largest Ecuadorean city but also is the finantial capital of the Ecuadorean economy, here many millions of US dollar move their economy based on the Banana's largest world exporter and the Shrimp exportation plus many Ecuadorean Industries are home of Guayaquil's business district, the main tourist attraction for Guayaquil is the investment of over 300 millions US dollar in a brand new harbor along the Guayas River. This brand new pier has been opened since 2000, when they opened their first section, now the whole structure is wide open, more than 2 miles long of places to shop, eat and being discover is the Malecon 2000, this architectonical design built by the Oxford University of London is a great tourist attraction of the entire population, Guayaquil's pride is based on the New Renovated Guayaquil, the entire city had been going to a renovated process that took more than Ten Years to built. Guayaquil is well known for being the "Pacific Pearl" due to its natural beauty and marvelous surroundings. The New Guayaquil as the locals call them is becoming the TOP 10 Latinamerican destination and is expected to reach the Top 5 destinations in a few years. On top of that Guayaquil is the New Gateway to the Galapagos Islands, from there anyone can conect very easily to the Islands, without any stops on the way or lay over, due to Geographical reasons Guayaquil is the gateway closer destination to the Galapagos Islands, and also from here you can conect very easily to most US and European destination because Guayaquil offers a 24 hours International Airport with brand new technology, Guayaquil's tourist potential is expected to be increase in 47% for the next two years and is becoming a well known latinamerican tourist destination. Address: Main Street and Malecon AvenuePhone: 011 5934 252 4530Directions: Pier 2000 or well known in Spanish as Malecon 2000 (Located right on the downtown area of Guayaquil)Website: www.malecon2000.org/galerias/ Other Contact: www.guayaquil.gov.ec
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