Top Things to do in Manabi Province
Top 7 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Manabi Province, Ecuador
Discover the best top things to do in Manabi Province, Ecuador including Clara Luna, Museo Ciudad Alfaro, Parque Central Vicente Amador Flor, Lighthouse San Lorenzo, Agua Blanca, Panama Hat Girl, Cerro de Hojas Jaboncillo.
Restaurants in Manabi Province
1. Clara Luna
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
A non-profit organization sharing its pasion for children, youth, and Puerto López. Volunteer Opportunities We offer a wide range of programming, both within our house and through our many community connections. From after-school programs, English classes and environmental initiatives to volunteer work with people living with disabilities, we are sure that there is a program fit for you. Spanish Classes Whether your schedule allows you time to volunteer with us or not, we offer Spanish language classes with native Spanish speakers and a FREE Language Exchange night on Wednesdays to practice what you have learned! Donate Clara Luna programs are made possible only through the generous support of those willing to share their time, talent and treasure. If you are able to assist from afar with a specific skill or if you are interested in making monetary or supply donation, we are grateful for your support!
2. Museo Ciudad Alfaro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By caomhail - Manglaralto, Ecuador
A great introduction to Ecuadorian history pertaining to Eloy Alfaro. Free guided tours (in Spanish) through the exhibit and an example of the train that was used on the route from Guayaquil to Quito. Just above Monticristi, the views are amazing weather permitting.
3. Parque Central Vicente Amador Flor
4. Lighthouse San Lorenzo
5. Agua Blanca
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By christophekP6235QD
Some reviews mention a poor experience because of an uninterested guide. I was lucky at the museum I was connected with a 30 year old woman who is not from the community but a university student doing an internship, well she new her stuff and had a clear Spanish ( no guides speak english) once we were done with the 20 min tour of the museum she walked me to the water another15 min walk and pointed to many things along the way. The pool of sulfuric water was almost empty, they give you mud to apply on you before letting it dry for 25 minutes and washing of in the pool. From terminal terestre it's a. 50c ride. 5 min to the entrance where you pay 5.00, then you wait for a 3.00 taxi or hop on a mototaxi for 1.00 , in the Village there are a few restaurants normal prices.
6. Panama Hat Girl
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Laura_Lols - Ontario, Canada
This is a very nice looking statue of a hat maker. The Panama hats that are really made here are hand woven. we had a great tour of there workshops and saw this on the way there.
7. Cerro de Hojas Jaboncillo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
