Guayaquil Lodges - Reviews and Rates

Guayaquil is Ecuadorīs biggest city but hardly any tourist stop there as it used to be really dodgy and dangerous and just not very interesting until a few years ago. But they recently cleaned up the waterfront area, made a really nice and safe boardwalk area and also re-developed a small historic area overlooking the water with pcitures of what...

MEMORIES AND REFLECTIONS OF MY MISSION TRIP TO ECUADOR

It was our fourth day building homes in the squalid suburbs of Guayaquil, Ecuador, and as I helped unload the prefabricated, bamboo walls from our delivery truck, I saw him walking slowly across the street. His build, earnest and kind spirit and his fatherly protection of the little b...

Joe says: Guayquil was just really a steppin stone to further travel the city itself wasnt fantastic just abig city really. The heat was unbearable though, it was only bout 30 and u couldnt see the sun with all the smog but boy was it hot no breeze to cool us down I was sweatin something serious ,glad we were only spendin one night here . Headin...

This is my first entry regarding this post.  I'm getting ready right now.  Packin' everything I need, besides cloth, like my camera with several SD cards, my macbook, iPod, my Ray-Bans also, and a lot of other things I need.  I don't know what else to write.  I'll be posting the next entry when I'm at the airport tomorrow. So, see you when I see...

Guayaquil is Ecuador's largest city and, according to the citizens, "the best city". Let me laugh... Story on Guayaquil

Yes weīre back in the jungle, the urban jungle of Guayaquil. Flew in from Lima and staying in the suburb of Alborada (downtown Guayaquil is a dump) where the hostel owner breeds pygmy marmosets. Siteseeing in Guayaquil included the Iguana park, where iguanas roam around free as pigeons and kids play football between them, the Malecon area along ...

Apres les plages, direction Guayaquil, 2nde ville en taille et plus important centre economique d'Equateur. Il n'y a que tres peu d'interet a rester ici trop longemps. De toutes facons, je pars pour les Galapagos dans 2 jours. Juste le temps de mettre un peu mon blog a jour et de visiter le seul quartier qui en vaille la peine, j'ai nomme Las Pe...

Left Montanita last night with the bus to Guayaquil and its quite amazing how cool the bus was, almost no people at all...lots of space, comfortable...so apart from loud blastic shooting movies everything else was just great and cost only 5$.... Got picked up by Kahyda, girl from Coachsurfing and even though it was a bit chaotic and crazy in her...

Guayaquil was our first taste of Ecuador and we hated it! The city centre was ugly, dirty, polluted and had a dangerous feel to it. We spent the day at the riverfront which has obviously had loads of money poured into it and was nice enough in a very modern sort of way but wherever you were there was always a policeman in sight, which makes you ...

Another dodgy bus journey to Guayaquil (5Hrs) over rough dirt roads, with dodging landslides every 10mins and getting off for the police control check whereby everyone was lined up and searched head to toe. Arriving at the smartest bus station we had ever seen we couldnīt help notice the planes flying over our heads, realising the airport was cl...