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early morning view of the moon in Guayaquil One of the most interesting adventures when people visit GUAYAQUIL, is to go to a CACAO FARM.
Going on a trip to a cacao farm is an experience to remember but not only for the visit to the hacienda itself which is very interesting and educational .
A CACAO FARM TRIP will be our next blog. http://www.guayaquilaguidedvisit.com/book-online/#id=guayaquil-s-city-tour-plus-cacao-farm-guayaquil
The environment , the landscape... the trip itself is AN EXPERIENCE
Sun-up in Guayaquil
GUAYAQUIL www.guayaquilaguidedvisit.com Is a city located in the basin of a large river ( RÍO GUAYAS)and it is locted at the juntion of two very important ocean currents: the Humboldt Curremt, one of the most important cold currents in the world, And the warm curren t of "El Niño"
This encounter has as a result a very high bio-diversity right in front of the coasts of Ecuador, and more specifically in Guayaquil.
Banana Plantation and ECUADORIAN ( not Panama) HAT
That is why if someone intends to go to the Galapagos islands known as a "LABORATORY OF EVOLUTION" . to learn about nature, evolution, abundant and interesting ecosystems and biology.
The most logical complement to this adventure should be a visit to the city of Guayaquil and its surroundings. www.guayaquilaguidedvisit.com
Any other touristic suggestion in Ecuador is completely meaningless http://www.guayaquilaguidedvisit.com/book-online/#id=an-affair-to-remember-one-week-at-the-gateway-to-the-galapagos-islands-guayaquil
And it is that GUAYAQUIL and its surroundigns offer within a 100 miles radius an abundance and bio-diversity without parallel.
From plains with fertile lands, very long (seemingly endless) white sand beaches, dry forests, tropical forests and rainforests, swamps.
In a nutshell the area with the greatest biodiversity right next to a mayor city .
We must also highlight the abundance of reptiles,mammals and very high concentration and variety of birds. ( more than 350 species)
If visitors to Guayaquil have an appetite to explore The Andes, just 125 miles away is the city of CUENCA,
with archeology, in the second most important Inca settlement: INGAPIRCA.
The city of Cuenca located in a warm valley ay 8000 feet above the sea level, a colonial jewel with more tha n 50 churches, its cobblestone streets, its steel-cast iron balconies, its carves wooden portals, make this in turn another great complement to the visit to GUAYAQUIL
Last but not least, EL CAJAS NATIONAL PARK.
an area of moorlands located at an average altitude of 10,000 / 12,000 feet above the sea level with a breathtaking landscape.
Hundreds of lakes as one walks through the trails.
THIS is GUAYAQUIL, and its surroundings
