Guayaquil

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• Begin your experience at Guayaquilu2019s Historical Park, one of the cityu2019s most important cultural and ecological attractions. Discover local wildlife, tropical landscapes, and traditional architecture while learning about the history and cultural heritage of Ecuadoru2019s coastal region.nnWalk through recreated historical buildings that reflect life in old Guayaquil and observe native species including tropical birds, monkeys, and other wildlife found in Ecuador. The park offers a unique combination of nature, history, and local culture in a peaceful natural environment.

• Walk through the historic neighborhood of Las Peu00f1as, the oldest area of Guayaquil, known for its preserved wooden houses and artistic atmosphere.nnYou will stroll along cobblestone streets, passing restored traditional homes, local art galleries, and colorful fau00e7ades that reflect the areau2019s cultural identity. Some of these houses remain part of long standing family residences, preserving the neighborhoodu2019s living history.nnThe walk continues toward Cerro Santa Ana, historically known as u201cCerrito Verde,u201d considered one of the original settlements where the city began to develop.nnYou will ascend the steps to reach a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the city and the Guayas River.

• Discover Ecuadoru2019s world famous cacao tradition at the Guayaquil Cocoa Museum, where you will learn about the history, culture, and agricultural importance of cacao in Ecuadoru2019s coastal region. Explore the evolution of chocolate production and discover why Ecuadorian cacao is recognized worldwide for its aroma and quality.nnDuring the experience, you will also visit a local cacao factory and observe traditional chocolate making machines used during the production process. Learn how cacao beans are transformed into chocolate while discovering the aromas, flavors, and craftsmanship behind authentic Ecuadorian chocolate. This immersive experience offers a deeper understanding of Ecuadoru2019s cacao heritage and local gastronomy.

• Explore the neighborhood of Las Peu00f1as in Guayaquil, known for its cobblestone streets, wooden houses, art galleries, and traditional architecture overlooking the Guayas River.nnWalk through one of the cityu2019s oldest areas while observing restored historic homes and learning about its cultural and artistic heritage as part of Guayaquilu2019s development.nnThe experience continues with a visit to Cerro Santa Ana, where you will ascend the steps to reach a panoramic viewpoint with views of the city and the river.

• Ecuadorian Cooking Class at Villa 97nnAt Villa 97, the family home of Yamil, enjoy an authentic Ecuadorian cooking class inspired by traditional recipes prepared for generations. This immersive culinary experience offers a unique opportunity to discover the flavors, traditions, and hospitality of Ecuadorian coastal culture.nnLearn how to prepare classic local dishes such as fish in cacao sauce or traditional Ecuadorian chicken stew while exploring the cultural importance of cacao in Ecuadorian cuisine. During the experience, you will also taste homemade desserts and artisanal hot chocolate prepared using family traditions and local cacao.nnMore than a cooking class, this experience allows travelers to connect with local culture, traditional gastronomy, and the authentic homemade flavors of Ecuador.

Good to know

• Not recommended for pregnant travelers

• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

• Children must be accompanied by an adult

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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