Stretching for several miles along the Rio Guayas, this lively boardwalk is well-patrolled day and night and features small food stands, other eateries and a blend of historic and modern buildings.

Park that envelops iguanas, hosting a place for them to live and travelers to visit.  Parque Seminario o de las Iguanas  

You’ll find restored century-old buildings in the historical section of this newly built park, which also has a zoo and nature reserve.

This is a popular beach getaway resort for locals that is famous for its quaint fishing village, hotels, restaurants and bars.

Explore the natural beauty of Manglares Churute Ecological Reserve -- largest mangrove reserve in Ecuador. Community owned and operated Manglares Churute Mangrove Tours introduces you to an abundance of wildlife including 5 species of mangrove almost 300 bird species, howler monkeys, bottlenose dolphins, and other rarities. The full-day tour features a morning boat ride with naturalist guide, crab lunch, and afternoon kayaking or hiking. Approximately 45 minutes from Guyaquil’s city center.