Pacific gateway & oasis escape
Parque Seminario
Parque Seminario, popularly known as the Parque de las Iguanas, is one of Guayaquil’s most iconic landmarks. Situated in the heart of the historic centre, it is home to dozens of iguanas that roam freely amongst the gardens, monuments and footpaths. Situated opposite the Metropolitan Cathedral, this space combines nature, history and urban life, making it an unmissable stop for anyone visiting the city.
Travel to Guayaquil
Enjoy a 5-day, 4-night experience combining the vibrant city of Guayaquil with the relaxing atmosphere of Ecuador’s Pacific Coast. The journey includes a city tour featuring some of Guayaquil’s most iconic attractions, a visit to a cacao farm, and a stay at an all-inclusive beachfront resort. With transportation, bilingual guide assistance, and carefully selected accommodations included, this itinerary offers a perfect blend of culture, gastronomy, and coastal relaxation.
Pacific gateway & oasis escape
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All year round
Complete Itinerary
Daily Activities
From usd $984
Per person (by shared room)
What's included?
2 nights' lodging in Guayaquil, including breakfast
2 nights at the Decameron Punta Centinela Hotel, an all-inclusive resort (140 km from Gye)
- Transfers: Apartment/Selected Hotel/Apartment
- ACR10 Local Travel Assistance Card with Assist Card, limited to 10k
- Private tour transportation throughout the entire trip
- Certified bilingual tour guide
- 2 lunches
- GYE Walking Tour + Samborondon Historical Park (by bus) with a certified guide
- Visit to a cacao and mango farm
Does not include
- International e-ticket to and from GYE
- Personal Expenses While Abroad
- Tips for the driver and guide.
What is the weather like in Guayaquil?
Guayaquil, Ecuador’s largest city and main commercial hub, has a tropical climate characterized by two distinct seasons. The rainy season typically runs from January to April, bringing warmer temperatures and higher humidity, while the dry season extends from June to November, offering milder weather and less rainfall. May and December are considered transitional months between these two periods.
What is the best time to visit?
Dry Season (June to November):
These months are generally considered the best time to visit Guayaquil. The weather is more comfortable, with lower humidity and less rainfall, making it ideal for outdoor activities, sightseeing, and exploring the city. Pleasant temperatures and clearer skies allow visitors to enjoy Guayaquil’s attractions and waterfront areas with greater ease and comfort.
Itinerary
DAY 01. Arrival at GYE/transfer to selected hotel. Overnight.
DAY 02. City tour: Parque Seminario, Torre Morisca, Malecon 2000, Palacio Municipal, Las Penas. PM: Parque Histórico Samborondón.
Parque Seminario
Home to the famous iguanas and the city’s enduring heritage.
DAY 03. Departure at 8:30 AM towards the Pacific Coast. Arrival at 10:30 AM at All-inclusive Decameron Punta Centinela.
Overnight.
DAY 04. All-inclusive Decameron Punta Centinela. Overnight.
DAY 05. Breakfast and check-out. Visit Hacienda “El Castillo” to learn about the process and production of the world’s best cacao.
Transfer to the airport.
From cacao to paradise:
a getaway full of flavour and history
HOTELS
Hotels: Guayaquil: IBIS Hotel or GH Hoteles / Punta Centinela Santa Elena: All-inclusive Decameron
