Top Guayaquil Nature and Wildlife Tours - page 2

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and set sail on a tranquil adventure along the Pacific coast. Benefit from the expertise of a naturalist guide who enriches the journey by identifying local wildlife, such as blue-footed boobies and frigatebirds, along the way. You can also dive into the crystal-clear waters near Isla Salango for snorkeling opportunities, and admire the scenery from the El Rocio viewpoint in Machalilla National Park.

Embark on a magical adventure to the Cascadas de Manuel on a private day tour from Guayaquil. This carefully curated adventure is the perfect option for nature-loving travelers who want to discover Ecuador's flora and fauna but don’t have time for multi-day excursions. With a guide at your side, you eliminate the challenge of navigating the ascent alone, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience from beginning to end.

Enjoy a day of wild adventures by land and water during the 10-hour excursion to practice canyoning near Guayaquil. The cloud forest is one of the best places in Ecuador to practice canyoning, since its waterfalls are located in the middle of the forest and they are beautiful and can be traversed in abseiling, swimming, or walking on water. Book your adventure now and we include a lunch at a local restaurant. The excursion to practice canyoning includes a professional guide, all the equipment and transfer to and from the hotel. - Spend the day doing canyoning in the Cloud Forest during your trip through Guayaquil. - Experience a site that is considered one of the best places of canyoning in the world. - Enjoy a beautiful natural environment with waterfalls and clear mountain pools - Descend with a combination of abseiling, swimming and sliding in natural slides - Celebrate your exciting adventure day with a lunch at a local restaurant

The reserve is a refuge for many species of fauna, some of them threatened, such as the canclón, a water bird that lives in the lagoon of the same name, and the crocodile of the coast, which has already disappeared in other areas of the coast. Due to the diversity and great extension of aquatic environments that the reserve protects, in the year 1990 it was declared a Ramsar site, an international recognition for wetlands of great importance.

Getting to your flight couldn’t be easier, with a private, door-to-door transfer from your Guayaquil accommodation to the international airport. Your Spanish-speaking driver will help with your luggage, and chilled, bottled water is supplied in the car too. Most downtown hotels are between 25 and 45 minutes from the airport.