Guayaquil, Peru Travel Blogs

Pigs might fly
Nov 12, 2006 (3 photos)

... tails of boarder crossing trauma it all went very smoothly. We simply had to queue to leave Ecuador and then queue again to enter Peru (of course we were the only ones queuing as all the locals kept pushing to the front). At Punta Sal the main activity ...

Lost in Los Lobitos
May 13, 2006 (24 photos)

What can I say about Lobitos it was definitely an experience I wont forget in a hurry. After hearing some very good things about the surf there from Simon I was really looking forward to spending a few weeks kicking back in the middle of nowhere enjoying ...

Desert, anyone?
Jul 18, 2007

It is a warm sunny morning in Tingo and residents greeted us as if we belonged here. I guess spending a peaceful night earned us the priviledge to be part of this waking community. We are on the road before 8:30 a.m. with hopes of being at least in Olmos ...

Room For One More?
Aug 7, 2007 (1 photos)

La Balsa Collectivo taxi to La Balsa 12 Sol (2 1/2 hours). There was 4 or 5 people waiting around the taxi so I asked what time the taxi would be leaving and instead of them giving me a time, I was told one more person. I decided to hover around the ...

Relaxing on the Beaches of Northern Peru
Nov 14, 2006 (3 photos)

We have been heading up the coast of Peru. We saw some cool ruins in Chan Chan from a civilization called the Chimus that predated the Incans - it was a nice change. The Incans are a bit overrated, I think. There was a couple of temples and the City of ...

The joy of it all
Dec 20, 2004 (5 photos)

... or the other. I am stimulated by the activity and my lack of sleeps is forgotten. A few diplomatic formalities and I am now in Peru. The country is a contrast form Ecuador. much flatter and drier. In fact very dry, many parts do not see rain for years. ...

Guaqyaquil
Feb 7, 2008 (1 photos)

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Cuzco To Lima, Peru To Guayaquil, Ecuador
Sep 21, 2006 (4 photos)

... in Cuzco (http://www.casa-andina.com/peru_hotels/cusco_hotels-2-3.phtm). Anyway, off to the airport to fly to Lima, Peru and then to Guayaquil, Ecuador (Sit on the right side to Lima to see Salcantay Peak, 18,800').  Our Lima layover was 2 hours ...