Galapagos Bed & Breakfast
609 cuarta calle y av Las Monjas, Guayaquil
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Galapagos Bed & Breakfast Guayaquil

609 cuarta calle y av Las Monjas Guayaquil, 593, Ecuador

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Not as bad as i thought it would be!

A travel blog entry by katinhat

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well i was expecting to be mugged at least by the write ups for this place however it seemed relitivaly safe as any city is! and actaully fairly plesant a nice walk along the river front and up tot the light house and a park full of iguana´s and amazing juice bars. what more could you want from a city?

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Rútuferdin svadalega !

A travel blog entry by addigauti

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... sjonvarp, ekki haegt ad halla saetunum og enginn matur. Thad atti ad vera matur innifalinn og vorum vid thvi ekki med mikid med okkur en alltaf eigum vid oreokexid upp a ad hlaupa :)
Rútubílstjórinn stoppadi einu sinni a leidinni í midri eydimorkinni til ad henda út heilum poka af rusli og nokkrum kókdollum. Thetta lýsir stemmingunni í Peru hvad vardar umhverfismál, theim er alveg sama og henda rusli út um allt. Mikid rusl i borgum sem og á landsbyggdinni.
Eftir thessa ...

Over the Andes to the Lowlands

A travel blog entry by ukcat

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... Galapagos before, so they are heading out in the morning along with one other member of our group of 16. Eleven of us will be headed to the Galapagos early tomorrow morning with another guide. We have a good dinner on the waterfront, say our goodbyes to those leaving and repack our bags into a small bag of our necessities for the next four days in the Galapagos with the ...

December 7th update!

A travel blog entry by saramcd

... could see the entire city of Guayaquil and Samborondon (my town) too! It was so pretty, especially at night with all of the lights! The neighborhood was up on a hill, so we had to climb tonnnnnnnnns of stairs to get up to where she lived. Well worth it though! On our way to her house, we were walking down the street, and a man yelled "PAN DE YUCA!" really loudly out of his car as he passed us. I was confused, but everyone starting laughing really hard. Pan de yuca here is a kind ...

Host family!

A travel blog entry by saramcd

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... everyone clapped. Pretty weird, I felt like I was being sold! My host mother, Teresa, and I left with my luggage, and she brought me to an internet cafe so I could skype my parents quickly. Her and I made pretty good conversation! I'm lucky she speaks some english, so that there isn't a total wall with communication, you know?

Teresa and Jorge, her son, live in a gated community about five minutes from UEES, the university I'll ...

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