ECUADOR: THE SMALL AND THE MIGHTY - the size of Nevada and is strategically located on the Equator.

The oldest part of the city-which has been updated by the government.
A snack @ a local cafe.
Buildings getting their architecture from Italy.
Woman carrying fruit. (View from the bus)
The tree filled with friendly iguanas measuring around 4-5 feet in length in Parque Bolivar.
Church.
Famour statue.
Our tour guide-Pilar.
Breakfast in our room before the outing.
Breakfast.
Our port in Ecuador was Guayaquil (pronounced why-a-keel). This city is the largest in Ecuador with approximately 3 million population and is a principal seaport and economic crossroad.
We had a shore excursion called "Panoramic Guayaquil" which was a 3 hour sightseeing tour on a bus with a stop for a treat.