Guayaquil City Tour and Manglares del Estero Salado

In the morning visit the most interesting tourist sites in Guayaquil highlighting the experiences and traditions, culture and history.
We will begin the tour at the Seminar Park known as the Iguana Park named for the colony of iguanas that live within it. Then visit the Cathedral of Guayaquil whose construction dates back to 1547, highlighting its beautiful towers of semi Gothic architectural style.
We take a scenic tour of the main shopping and popular area of the city called "the bay", continue the tour the Malecon 2000 and its crystal palace declared historical heritage of the city, visit the Moorish Tower, beautiful construction of Italian style, then we'll visit the monument of the rotunda commemorating the meeting held on July 26, 1822 in Guayaquil between Simon Bolivar and Jose San Martin, which later give way to our independence.
The next stop is at the Church of San Vicente. First church in the city. At the end under the foot of the hill awaits us Puerto Santa Ana walking alongside the river Guayas to reach the traditional neighborhood the famous rocks along cobblestone streets, colonial houses and for being the place where the city was born.
Our day continues with a visit to Mangroves Estero Salado in the afternoon where our ecological adventure begins in the spring of Estero Salado where the mangrove and estuary open in rowboat discover a beautiful landscape full of lush vegetation, as well as fish and endemic birds such as the cormorant tropical neo, la Garza Nivea, the Heron, and cangrejera Garza, an hour this activity shows the contrast between the city and its natural surroundings.