Top Guayaquil Walking Tours - page 2

Enjoy nature with this incredible full day in our tour, we will find, coffee plants, rice, around 50 tropical fruits, which you can taste and learn the processes of each, you can taste an exquisite 3-course lunch, and then move on to the preparation of artisanal chocolate, where you will visit the chocolate workshop and you can decorate with dehydrated fruits to your liking. Then we move Cerro Pereque Chico is one of the largest vanilla crops in the region, we will tour the vanilla greenhouses to learn about the process of cultivation, harvest, fermentation treatment and drying.

Cuenca apart of its history and culture has something particular and it is a craft beer that this city has. In this experiences you will know about the history of cuenca and you will taste the traditional beer of this beatiful city

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.

Discover the grandeur of Ecuador's Chimborazo Volcano on a day tour from Guayaquil. Ideal for nature enthusiasts with limited time, this excursion eliminates the need for overnight stays. Start with a picturesque transfer from your hotel to the first refuge, then embark on a challenging 650-foot (200-meter) ascent to the second refuge guided by an expert. Conclude with a satisfying lunch at a local restaurant and a visit to Balbanera before returning to Guayaquil.

Birdwatching in Cerro Blanco is a unique experience, ideal for nature lovers and wildlife watchers in their natural habitat. Cerro Blanco is an area of ​​tropical dry forest located near the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador. This ecosystem is home to a rich biodiversity of species that, due to their geographic and climatic characteristics, are not found elsewhere in the region. In addition, the fact that it is a protected area allows the species to remain in a relatively high state of conservation, making it an exceptional destination for birdwatching. Biodiversity: The area has an impressive variety of flora and fauna, which attracts many species of birds, some of them endemic to the region. Accessibility: Its proximity to the city of Guayaquil makes it easy for tourists to get there, without having to travel long distances. Conservation: The Cerro Blanco Ecological Park has been vital for the preservation of bird species, many of them in danger of extinction.