The tour will depart from El Manso Hostel, and head towards a bridge that crosses the Guayas River. We will cross the bridge and go deep into the natural reserve, following the paths by bike. You will visit a crocodile sanctuary, and the zero-impact community which lives on Santay Island. The visit to the community and the crocodiles will be led by a native guide; a host who will be with you from start to finish.

08:45

Meeting point at El Manso Hostel

09:00

Depart to Guayas River

09:30-11:30

Enter the natural reserve of Santay Island by bike; visit the crocodile sanctuary and the zero-impact community

12:00

Return to El Manso Hostel in Guayaquil

- Bicycle
- Helmet
- Snack
- Bilingual host and native guide from the community

- Drinks
- Personal expenses

- Comfortable clothes
- Tennis shoes
- Bottle of water
- Bring your camera / video camera

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

EXCLUSIONS:
This tour is not possible to operate for children under 12 years old.

Cancellation or changes of this tour:

Changes: It is FREE to change the tour date before 5:00 pm (Quito time) 5 days before the tour begins.

Cancellations: If you cancel before 5:00 pm (Quito time) 5 days before the tour begins, a 10% administration fee will apply. After this time, there is a 100% cancellation fee.

Please email bookings@findlocaltrips.com to cancel this tour or make any changes.

1. What kind of weather can we find in Guayaquil?

   The warmest month is January and the coolest month is July. From January to April it can be hot and humid, but also rainy, with March being the wettest month. The average year-round temperature is 25°C (75°F).

2. What is the altitude of Guayaquil?

   Guayaquil is on sea level, located in the Gulf of Guayaquil on Ecuador's Pacific Coast.

3. What time zone is used in Guayaquil?

   Local time in Guayaquil is GMT -5, the same as on Ecuador's mainland.