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Overview

The historic, exotic and nature-oriented city of Guayaquil provides tourists a vast array of things to do comprising exciting places to eat, beaches, nightlife, surf sites and resorts along with a few cultural activities. An unmissable addition to the tour itinerary, located in the middle of the Guayas River, is the home of 40 fisher families living according to relatively ancient customs. Whale watching is another popular activity in the area, and visitors can opt for a day tour in Salinas.

Las Peñas on the Cerro Santa Ana is the area where Guayaquil was founded, making this the oldest part of the city. It is dotted with souvenir shops, galleries, cafes, bars and restaurants as well as residential homes.

Climate

Guayaquil is influenced by the local steppe climate. There is little rainfall throughout the year. The average annual temperature in Guayaquil is 25.7 °C. The rainfall here averages 791 mm.

Travel Information

Language: Spanish & English

Currency: American Dollar ($)

Local time: GMT -5

Avg. Flight Time: 15h 17m

Best Time To Visit

Starting from May through December, Guayaquil experiences a pleasant climate making it the best time to explore Guayaquil. In the month of July, temperatures reach a peak of 82.4 degrees F. Plus, January to April is mostly rainy but warm as well.

Guayaquil Attractions and Activities

1. Trek the Santa Ana and El Carmen Hills

For breathtaking views of the city, you can brave 400 steps or so up to a hill, right? Visit when the sun comes down for a more naturally-fascinating show and rest at the top of the peak with an ice cream.

2. Visit the Parque Histórico

True to its name, this park features a historical re-creation of life in the early 20th century in Guayaquil.

3. Check Out the Malecon Simón Bolivar

This lush park is situated right by the Rio Guayas and has great views of the river and downtown core of Guayaquil along with gardens and an IMAX theatre .

4. Stroll about La Bahia

With its outdoor markets and exciting street vendors, La Bahia is the place to go for a small wandering as well as haggling.

5. Salinas or Villamil Playas

When you've had your fill of the view and the parks, head to one of these picturesque beaches to relax, unwind, and work up a tan. Besides hippest nightlife and great food, you can even make the most of it by whale-watching which is possible from June till September.

Airlines Operate Flight to Guayaquil

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Avianca
British Airways
Iberia
American Airlines

Time Duration from Different Airports

London to Guayaquil - 15h 17m
Manchester to Guayaquil - 16h 5m
Newcastle to Guayaquil - 17h
Birmingham to Guayaquil - 17h
Glasgow to Guayaquil - 16h 55m
Edinburgh to Guayaquil - 17h
Belfast to Guayaquil - 18h 57m

Distance to the City Centre

Located 5 km from the city’s Downtown, José Joaquín de Olmedo International Airport is considered one of the best airports of Latin America and the Caribbean.

Transport from Guayaquil

Locals rely on the Metrovia, a rapid bus transit system. Taxis in Ecuador are recognizable as "standard" yellow cabs or "taxi amigos", which are a pre-booked service. If it's not metered, make sure to agree on a price before getting in.

Visa Requirements for Guayaquil

Ecuador is accessible without a visa, but in a few instances, you might be asked for the reason to travel and to give evidence of an onward or return flight/bus ticket upon your arrival. When stepping in the country, you’ll normally be allowed to remain in Ecuador for up to 90 days per year. Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from the entry date; this is a strict legal requirement from the Ecuadorean government. If in case, the minimum validity of the passport is not available, you might be denied from entering the country.

Tips for your stay in Guayaquil

Always remember to purchase adequate and necessary travel insurance.
At the airport as well as at public places, never leave your luggage and belongings unattended.
Try and blend with the Gringos as they are considered wealthy and powerful - learn a few phrases in Spanish.
As your resort/hotel to book a taxi/cab for you as it will be safe and secure.
Pick decent, clean restaurants and food joints - go for bottled water to drink - eat raw veggies and fruits only at upscale places as they will be fresh and healthy, unlike other hole-in-the-wall places.