Viasam day trip. Private tours - At Puerto El Morro, we set sail on a boat to traverse the estuary. As we journey, we’ll witness a variety of mangrove species. Recognized as a conservation area, this sanctuary is home to a plethora of herons and birds, including the Crow Duck Frigates, Black-necked Heron, White Heron, Blue Heron, Snowy Heron, and White Ibis. Among these, the pink herons are predominantly endangered species. We’ll also encounter a group of bottlenose dolphins in their natural habitat. The boat ride lasts approximately 90 minutes, after which we’ll head to Salinas beach for an overnight stay, setting the stage for the continuation of our adventure the following day.
- Naturalist guide
- Private transportation
- Activities
- Landing and/or facility fees
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Breakfast included
- Sailing on a fast boat for an hour
- Parking fees covered
- Typical appetizer
- Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
- Lunch
- Dinner
- tips
Journey of sunshine, Salinas to El Morro port - 2 days and 1 night
DAY 1. We start our journey from Guayaquil towards Puerto El Morro, enjoying a picturesque cruise through the estuary. Along our journey, we’ll encounter various types of mangroves, a safe haven and sanctuary for numerous species of herons and birds threatened by extinction. We’ll also have the opportunity to witness a gathering of bottlenose dolphins residing and cruising in the estuary.
Day 2. As the fresh new day begins, we proceed to explore the stunning beaches of Salinas and nearby attractions like the Chocolatera, and La Lobería, a known refuge of South American sea lions hailing from Peru. Our adventures continue as we stop by the Genesis craft workshop and the salt mines, observing the intricate process of salt making. A stroll along a trail provides us a chance to spot 140 species of birds migrating from the northern hemisphere, traveling via the Pacific coast, towards the southern tip of the continent.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
