Tours and Trips in Guayaquil

We take you to some of the most important attractions in Ecuador, including Inca ruins, the Devil's Nose Train, Avenue of the Volcanoes, Baños, Waterfalls Route, a canoe ride and animal rescue center in the Amazon. This is a perfect opportunity to appreciate the contrasts and diversity of this country.

Connecting the Andes Mountains to the coast, the Devil's Nose Train was considered one of the world's greatest feats of engineering when it was built in 1899. On this private tour, enjoy the convenience of private transportation to Alausi, the starting point for the train. Take in the scenic Andean landscape en route to the coast, then continue along the Pan-American Highway to Ingapirca, Ecuador's largest pre-Columbian archaeological site.

On this amazing journey with the Train of Wonders you will cross through Ecuador and see the beautiful landscapes and panoramas that the country has to offer. You will start in Quito, go to the northern Highlands and visit the pittoresque villages Otavalo and Ibarra. On the colorful Otavalo market you will have the chance to visit traditional cultures and handcrafts. The second day the train will change his direction towards the south. From the comfort of the train cars you will pass 20 volcanoes. There will be a stop at the highest peak of Ecuador the mount Chimborazo, where you will have the chance to visit this legendary volcano. The next part of the route is The Mythical "Devil's Nose", this famous train pass awaits you with its vertiginous zig-zag route, then you will reach the beautiful coastline of Guayaquil, where the train crosses the rice, sugar cane, pineapple and banana plantations of the Guayas province.

If you're short on time and want to see all that Ecuador has to offer, take a comprehensive four-day tour. Three nights accommodation and transportation is included between your visits to Quito, Banos, Cuenca, and more. Every step of the way, your private guide will be with you to narrate your experience. Where you begin is up to you, as the tour can begin from either Quito or Cuenca.

Discover Guayaquil's popular Malecon and the neighborhood of Las Peñas on this half-day guided tour. After walking down the boulevard, which runs along the Pacific Ocean, stop in Las Peñas neighborhood. Here, catch panoramic views on the city and the Guayas river. Important cultural and political figures have lived in this neighborhood, including Ernesto "Che" Guevara.

Take a thrilling journey through the Andes on the Devil's Nose Train on this full-day tour from Cuenca. Marvel at the wild mountain scenery, tuck into a delicious Ecuadorian lunch, and explore the ancient Inca ruins of Ingapirca. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Alausí, is a canton with deep contrasts that enclose all climates and landscapes. Due to its color and beauty it was declared Cultural Heritage of Ecuador and Tourist Tourist City. In addition, it has the nose of the Devil, monumental work of architecture on the railway, and one of the attractions most visited by tourists.Alausí is known as the city of the "five estates": railway, cultural, natural, archaeological and agricultural. In its jurisdiction are the 35 lagoons of the Ozogoche system. It has archaeological attractions, such as the Inca Trail and the petrified shells in Santa Rosa de Chicho Negro.

Make sure you check this must-do off your list while visiting Ecuador by booking ahead for a ride on the Devil's Nose train. With a guide providing commentary, enjoy the ride on the marvel of engineering, which tackles near-perpendicular walls and gives views of the Chanchan River. Learn about the traditions and history of the Puruhuas native community in Sibambe and get a chance to take photos and explore on your own during free time.

See many sides of Guayaquil, Ecuador during this guided nighttime city tour and river tour. Start at Parque de la Iguanas where dozens of docile, friendly iguanas have taken up residence. Stroll the bustling riverfront Malecón 2000 boardwalk area before boarding the Pirate Morgan boat for a one hour (approximately) tour on the Guayas River including views of the illuminated city, neighborhoods, and lighthouse.

Combine culture with nature on a private full-day city and cocoa farm tour from Guayaquil. Designed for travelers passing through Guayaquil, this excursion takes you to a rural cocoa farm where you'll tour the plantation and make chocolate from scratch. Then, you'll embark on a sightseeing tour of Guayaquil city, home to attractions such as Las Penas neighborhood, Malecon 2000, and Parque Historico. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Known as the "Pearl of the Pacific," the city of Guayaquil combines colonial-era buildings and a lively street scene into a distinct cultural experience. Visit the city's top attractions with a guide who can provide historical and cultural insight on this 3-hour guided tour, which includes a special visit to the Parque Historico.

Guayaquil, Ecuador's coastal hub on the Pacific Ocean, is surrounded by natural estuaries and mangrove forests. Experience the best of both worlds - urban and natural - during this tour. Spend the morning touring some of Guayaquil's most interesting sites, while learning about its culture and history from a local guide. In the afternoon, journey to the mangroves of Estero Salado to spot endemic birds like herons and cormorants in their natural environment.

Venture into the Andes on this 2-day guided tour through Ecuador's Avenue of the Volcanoes, located just south of the capital city of Quito. Brilliant green mountaintops, capped by white snow in winter months, line this stunning 185-mile stretch of the nation's countryside. Check out Ecuador's most active volcano during a stop at Cotopaxi National Park and spend the evening at a quaint hacienda in Riobamba before settling in for a 2-hour train ride towards the famed Devil's Nose. Take in the incredible views of Ecuador's truly breathtaking scenery as your travel through Alausi"”a truly memorable experience!