Day 01
Guayaquil Landmarks, Iguanas and Las Peñas
- Meet your tour guide at Parque Centenario, a central location that is perfect for beginning our exploration of Guayaquil. Soak in the beauty of the park while your guide briefs you on the culture of the city.
- Head to Malecón 2000, just a pleasant 10-minute walk from Parque Centenario. Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Guayas River and the city's skyline as you stroll along this charming waterfront boardwalk. Explore the various attractions, including gardens, sculptures, and historical monuments, that grace the Malecón.
- Move ahead to see the Moorish Clock Tower. Marvel at its architectural beauty, which blends Moorish and Spanish influences and showcases Guayaquil's rich cultural heritage.
- The next destination is Guayaquil Town Hall, located just a short walk away. Admire the elegance of the building and gain insights into the city's governance and history.
- Continue to Seminario Park, also known as Parque de las Iguanas, which is within a short distance. Witness the enchanting sight of iguanas roaming freely in the park, adding a unique touch to your experience.
- Visit the Metropolitan Cathedral. Take some time to appreciate its stunning neo-gothic architecture and learn about the cathedral's historical and cultural importance.
- See the Administration Plaza, where your guide will tell you more about this historic building and its significance to the city.
- Proceed to the Las Peñas neighbourhood, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wander through its charming streets lined with colourful colonial houses and vibrant art galleries.
