Top Guayaquil Walking Tours - page 2

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.

Explore the Morro port near to Guayaquil to see bottlenose dolphins in its natural area, here we can live the experiences in seeing these magnifican animals in a arm of pacific ocean, we will know more about the differents mangroves that this area has, additional we will see differents kind of birds and our guide will provide more information obout all this experiences