Guayaquil

We begin our travel experience at 8:00 a.m. We will visit a protected area of approximately 6. 078 hectares of forest surrounded by an extensive vegetation of tropical dry trees, this wonderful place is home to 54 species of mammals, 221 species of birds, 8 species of amphibians and 12 varieties of reptiles, we will walk along the Buena Vista trail which is characterized by its beautiful natural landscapes, this walk is very friendly, After an hour and a half walk we will arrive at a fishing port called Morro mangroves, we will navigate through the warm and pleasant estuary for approximately 2 hours, this site provides shelter to several species of birds and herons such as the cocoi heron, magnificent frigate, white ibis, tricolor heron, great egret, blue heron, roseate spoonbill. This site is surrounded by different types of mangrove such as: red, white and black, these roots are an important element for the locals since they obtain the products from fishing.