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Near Guayaquil Embark on an unforgettable adventure in the heart of the tropical forest!♂️ Join our bike tour and explore the magical mangroves inhabited by crabs and birds unique to the region. Experience the fascinating process of chocolate production: from the planting and harvesting of cocoa to its artisanal production. An experience that will delight your senses and connect you to nature in its purest form! Book now and be part of this unique experience. Pedal, explore and taste!

Visit a family-owned cacao farm on a 4-hour tour from Guayaquil, and see how Ecuadorian chocolate goes from freshly-harvested fruit to the finished product. Learn about planting and harvesting, help toast, husk, and grind the cacao seeds, and eat a farm lunch made with organic ingredients grown onsite. This 4-hour cacao farm tour includes pickup and drop-off at your hotel in Guayaquil, all activities, and lunch.

Guayaquil is known as the gateway to the Galápagos Islands, and there are endless opportunities to explore its marine life, but it’s best to do so by boat, which can be hard without renting one. This Puerto El Morro Dolphin Watching Cruise from Guayaquil takes you to the mangrove area that is ideal for seeing the bottlenose dolphins and other animals and fish without having to drive a boat on the water.

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.

We invite you to visit the wonderful "Parque Histórico de Guayaquil", located on the banks of the Daule River. In this place, Guayaquil of the past is recreated, representing the architecture, the traditions and the urban and rural life of Guayaquil of other times, fused with a beautiful natural park full of the most varied vegetation in which diverse spaces of nature and wild life with the respective flora and fauna of the region are developed. It also has activities of educational, cultural, environmental, recreational and touristic character. Don't miss it!

At Isla de los Pajaros (Bird Island), you don’t have to fly all the way to the Galapagos to enjoy Ecuador’s diverse birdlife. This private day trip from Guayaquil takes you from Puerto Morro through the mangrove forests of the coast to an island where numerous species of migratory birds make their home. Spot frigates, albatross, pink herons, cormorants, and boobies in their natural environments.

The lush countryside outside of Guayaquil on the Ecuadorean coast packs big natural and cultural appeal. On this day tour, trade the bustle of the big city for the tranquility of the Churute Ecological Reserve. Connect with nature as you explore its forests and spot local wildlife on the Howler Monkey Trail including birds, reptiles, and, of course, howler monkeys. In the afternoon, delve into the world of cocoa at an Ecuadorian chocolate farm. Experience the fascinating transformation of cocoa into artisanal chocolate, from bean to bar.

See Guayaquil from a whole new perspective! This tour includes all the iconic spots—Cathedral, Iguana Park, Malecón 2000, Las Peñas steps, and Puerto Santa Ana—plus a scenic ride on the city’s cable car. Glide above the Guayas River for panoramic views and capture unforgettable photos of the skyline.

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.

Guayaquil may be the labeled as the Pearl of the Pacific because of its beautiful coast, but it is also considered Ecuador’s party city. Embark on a vibrant cocktail tasting tour through Guayaquil’s nightlife and drink culture. This small-group walking tour explores Guayaquil’s safest, hip, and trendiest neighborhood, Puerto Santa Ana. Visit four top cocktail bars, uncover hidden gems, and sip on four exquisite craft cocktails with style.

Learn the history of Guayaquil while discovering local tourist attractions on this tour. A professional guide will provide transportation and lead the tour. Unlock local heritage while visiting the San Francisco and Vicente Rocafuerte monument. Walk through Centennial Park while listening to an explanation of the Column of Heroes. Finish by traversing over rocks to reach the Lighthouse for gorgeous views over the city.

Discover more about the history and local highlights of Guayaquil City by taking part in this guided tour. To help the day run stress-free, transportation is included, which begins with a hotel pickup to save you the hassle of going to a meeting place. Then, enjoy an itinerary of local highlights, including Seminario Plaza (Iguana Park), Malecon 2000, and Santa Ana Hills.

Known as the “Pearl of the Pacific,” the city of Guayaquil combines colonial-era buildings and a lively street scene into a distinct cultural experience. Visit the city’s top attractions with a guide who provides historical and cultural insight on this 3-hour tour, which includes a special visit to the Parque Historico. Round-trip transportation from your hotel can be arranged for a seamless experience.

Spend a day exploring the Isle of Silver, which is also known as a mini Galapagos, on this half-day, private tour from Guayaquil. Take a yacht trip to the island and enjoy short hiking trails that provide opportunities to see marine birds including blue-footed boobies, red-footed boobies, pelicans, frigate birds, and albatrosses. Snorkel around the island to enjoy coral reefs and marine life including colorful reef fish, sea turtles, manta rays, dolphins, and even sea lions.

See how chocolate is made, from bean to bar, when you take this half-day tour from Guayaquil. Join a small group and visit a local cacao farm to learn all about the chocolate-making process. See how cacao is grown, harvested, and processed to become the delicious treat that we know.

Nature Reserve Cerro Blanco is a 6,078-hectare private reserve of tropical dry forest on the ecuadorian coast, located in the chongón colonche mountain range at km 16 on the road to the coast. The largest lung and the best-preserved remaining extension of dry forest in guayaquil Biodiversity Our natural wealth lies in having more than 700 species of vascular plants; 20% are endemic to the tumbesian region in southwestern Ecuador. More than 54 species of mammals, 24 species of bats, and more than 240 species of birds have been recorded we are also home to 22 species of reptiles, 8 species of amphibians, and much biodiversity yet to be discovered and studied. The fauna has endemic representatives, some of which are globally threatened, such as the jaguar, saffron flyfish, grey-backed hawk, and the Guayaquil parrot, among others. We have differents roads with differents duration: Buena Vista Trail Canoa Trail Higueron Trail Howler Monkey Trail Half day and Full Day BirdWatching