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Coastal Region of Ecuador
Tourism, attractions, sightseeing, sports and recreation and practical facts for the coastal region of Ecuador.
Quayaquil - La Perla del Pacífico
Many travelers zip through Guayaquil on their way to the Galapagos. Those who take the time to explore the city and southern coastal Ecuador might be pleasantly surprised.
Popular Tours in Coastal Ecuador
Popular Tours in Coastal Ecuador are based in Guayaquil, with city tours and excursions to the popular beach resort of Salinas and the Botanical Gardens.
Manta, Ecuador - Cruise Ship South American Port of Call
"A tour of Manta and the nearby village of Montecristi includes a visit to the archaeological museum in Manta and a chance to see Panama hats being made in Montecristi. Although many people believe that the first Panama hats were actually made in Panama, they were not. Montecristi remains as one of the best places to buy one of these woven hats or other goods made from wicker."
Esmeraldas - White Sand Beaches and Ecological Reserves
Esmeraldas, long accessible only by sea, is now a commercial and tourism destination with white sand beaches, ecological reserves, and direct access to Quito, Cuenca and other inland Ecuadorian cities.
Views of Guayaquil, Ecuador
Many travelers know Guayaquil as the place to spend a few hours, or an overnight, before embarking for the Galapagos. Those who take the time to explore the city's revamped and beautified areas will appreciate Guayaquil's scenic attractions and its cultural and historic value.
Quayaquil, Ecuador
Many travelers zip through Guayaquil on their way to the Galapagos. Those who take the time to explore the city and southern coastal Ecuador might be pleasantly surprised.
Things to Do and See in Quayaquil, Ecuador
Things to Do and See in Quayaquil, Ecuador include the Malecon, a scenic esplanade walk, museumns, churches, parks, nature reserves, historic areas and nearby beaches and resorts.
Ecuadorian Photo Gallery - Quayaquil Mercado Sur
Views of Mercado Sur, designed by Gustave Eiffel, La Rotonda and Las Penas.
Best Places to Surf in South America
The best surfing spots in South America
Culinary Capitals of South America
Where to eat in South America
