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Malecon of Montanita Ecuador
Malecon of Montanita Ecuador
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curia beach
A gently sloping beach with significant breadth and length. Creeping beach vegetation, dry bushes, coconut palms, combined with the housing complexes that are developed on the sides of the population of modern constructions taking advantage of the materials of the area (wood, cade) are observed. The mountain range is parallel to the beach line. How to get? Following the Route of the Spondylus or the Sun, 3 kilometers away, is Curia, known as the spoiled Santa Elena
7.53 Km.

Rinconada Beach
It is a beach that is located between low cliffs with perpendicular cuts.It is an area sought after by surfers and those looking for beaches away from noise and surrounded by vegetation.The water of La Rinconada beach is transparent, bluish in color. What you can do in La Rinconada Beach Swimming Photography Surf Location La Rinconada Beach is located in the La Rinconada precinct, of the La Entrada commune, in the Manglar Alto parish, of the Santa Elena canton.
12.64 Km.

Islote los Ahorcados en Puerto Lopez - Manabi - Ecuador
The "Los Ahorcados" Islet is made up of two small islets located 2.2 kilometers west of Ayampe. No geological information is available, but making a correlation with the emerging materials on the continent, it is assumed that these islets are composed of volcanic rocks, represented by diabasas doleritas, pyroxenites and basalts. The islet consists of three amorphous rocky bumps that arise from the same base. "Los Ahorcados" can alternatively be classified as a "diving area", as it is recognized locally. Among the activities that can be carried out in Islote los Ahorcados are: snorkeling, coastal walk, sport fishing and whale and bird watching. With a scarce vegetation, small patches in the high parts constituted by very small trees. Nearby Attractions of the Los Ahorcados Islet in Puerto López - Manabí • Ayampe: It is one of the most beautiful areas of Manabí and one of the main attractions of the town, due to its calm waters it is ideal for water sports such as: swimming, sport fishing, sighting of humpback whales, diving, water skiing , surf and boat rides. • Ayampe Beach: An ideal place for those who enjoy the sun, swimming and diving; It has outdoor huts, in addition to a small boat house where you can rent all kinds of diving equipment, jet skis and tricycles. • Bird watching in Ayampe: Taking walks along the valley of the Ayampe River will leave us with a pleasant surprise in the observation of multicolored birds that will delight us not only with their presence but with all the pleasant sounds they emit in soft harmonic melody. Fuente: https://ec.viajandox.com/puerto-lopez/islote-los-ahorcados-A259
17.02 Km.

Ayangue
Ayangue is a commune in Santa Elena known as "The Pool of the Pacific", due to the clear waters of its beaches, the coral reefs and the charm of this small city. Ayangue Beach is known for its clear, warm waters, pristine coral reefs, and small-town charm, making it a great spot for scuba divers. With wide sands bordered by two cliffs that interrupt the sea, Ayangue invites you to rest and feel welcome. The restaurants offer you the most exquisite lobsters, shrimps, octopus, crabs, to delight your palate.In Ayangue you will find a large number of fishing boats that offer rides into the sea, which will allow you to have another perspective of the paradise you are visiting. The population has historically been dedicated to artisanal fishing and the elaboration of handicrafts. Ayangue is a commune of the Colonche parish, Santa Elena, located 42 km from the Ballenita Terrestrial Terminal and 150 km from Guayaquil.The period between June to September humpback whales arrive at the coast of Ayangue to reproduce and mate. Location of Ayangue Located in the province of Santa Elena, 150 kilometers from Guayaquil, bounded to the north by the San Pedro Commune, to the south by the Palmar Commune, to the east by the Colonche parish and the mountain range of the same name, and to the west by the Pacific Ocean.
17.64 Km.

