Hotel Marcelius Guayaquil
Cdla. Kennedy Norte, Jose Falconi y Jose Alavedra Tama Mz. 102 Villa # 12 Guayaquil, Ecuador
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Child Free Airline next time ...
... for several hours till she slept, the flight from Santiago to Guayaquil there was a crying baby in the seat behind me and on the 35 min into Quito, I had a kid who was constantly talking in Spanish and kicking the back of my seat. Thank goodness it was only 35 minutes. But hey, that’s travel for you.
Quickly out and into the 13 ...
Break for the border...to Ecuador!
... companies such as Haliburton and Bechtel carry out. So in fact the money never leaves the US but the developing country ends up in critical debt and has to dance to the US’s tune. One of Ecuador’s first democratically elected presidents got wise to the US’s designs on their oil and started making noises about nationalising it. He died shortly after in a mysterious plane explosion. As had the president of Panama shortly before ...
Excess Baggage?
... travel sickness pills we brought from the Uk have been replaced with the 80mg Ecuadorian versions. Speedboat rides through the rough Galapagos seas? Bring it on (not up!)
· Non technical clothing. Anything that doesn't have hidden pockets, is not robust enough to survive a year of being washed by trampling in the shower, doesn't dry overnight and isn't suitable to wear without ironing the next day is not worth the space. Rohan we ...
In Transit - Cusco, Lima, Quayaquil, Galapagos
... in Baltra, which is a small tin shed of an airport and we were quickly ushered into one of many lines. Everyone around us was holding a piece of paper, one that we didn't have, and this turned out to be a problem, which we found out when it was our turn at the front of the line. It was some form that we were supposed to have paid $10 for at the airport in Guayaquil, but we were unaware of this and nobody told us. So we had to wait for ...
Downtime in Guayaquil
... grill. Nice place, nice food, reasonably prices, but the thing that sticks out for me was the portions of meat coming from the open kitchen, simply enormous. Many locals, of the larger variety, were doing their best to get it all down, but not many were succeeding.
The next day, we had an entire day in Guayaquil again, so we mostly just relaxed ahead of the trip to the Galapagos. We did go walk to the top of a big hill at the far end of the boardwalk. The hill was also ...



