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Coastal Lowlands (Ecuador), Ecuador
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Puerto El Morro is a fishing village of some 3.000 people, which gives access, by boat, to the Olmos Estuary in the Manglares El Morro refuge. Some truly amazing mangroves and the biggest delta on the Pacific coast of South America.
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Travel tipsEcuador has historical and renovated haciendas or traditional ranches. Haciendas often cover large areas of land and incorporate agricultural operations and other businesses.
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Nature & adventureEcuador has 11 national parks and other types of reserves protecting an area of 26 million hectares (almost 20% of the country's total territory). The parks include some of Ecuador's most spectacular natural wonders.
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Nature & adventureThe wildlife is the prime reason for visiting the Galapagos Islands in Ecuador. The logistics of travelling to and around the islands as well as information on the islands is given in the Galapagos Islands article…
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ItinerariesThe Quilotoa Loop is a challenging 3-to-5-day hike in Ecuador that takes you through high Andean villages and past Laguna Quilotoa, a crater lake surrounded by volcanic peaks.
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