Tag: La Costa
Green Plantain Dumplings, AKA BolĆ³n de Verde
One of the things I love about Ecuadorian chefs is that most seem willing to share their recipes....
Read MoreBuenos DĆas, Pacto!
I woke up this morning to the sounds of church bells clanging outside my window. It’s Palm...
Read MoreBird Watching at Agua Blanca
The dry forests of coastal Ecuador are havens for birds. Unfortunately, they are few and far...
Read MoreAncient Culture at Agua Blanca
Agua Blanca is a community of about 300 indigenous Ecuadorians that lies in the heart of the...
Read MoreMontaƱita
MontaƱita, the most well-known beach town on the coast of Ecuador, has a reputation for marijuana,...
Read MoreBirdwatching & Beachcombing
Ecuadorians have not built handy dandy rest stops or view points along the majority of their new...
Read MoreMuseum of the Lovers of Sumpa
The Museum of Los Amantes de Sumpa was built to protect an ancient burial site. More than 200...
Read MoreMorning Market, La Libertad
To experience a true Ecuadorian breakfast on the coast, I have the place to go, the...
Read MoreIsla Santay, Guayaquil
Wildlife in the big city of Guayaquil? Why, it’s just a walk across the bridge to the...
Read MoreTagua Artists of Dos Mangas
Dos Mangas has a secret waiting to be told to a wider audience. Currently it is known only by...
Read MoreIguana Park, Guayaquil
Iguana Park really has a much more mundane name – Parque Seminario – but is best known...
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