Selva silvestre de la fauna, fabricantes de sombreros de Panamá, cocina tradicional. SHORE TOUR
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Selva silvestre de la fauna, fabricantes de sombreros de Panamá, cocina tradicional. SHORE TOUR
De Manta Tour Guides
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130,07 €
a partir de por adulto
130,07 €
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De 0 a 99 años, máximo 12 por grupo
Duración: De 6 a 7 horas
Hora de inicio: ver disponibilidad
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Alemán, Inglés, Español
- Vehículo con aire acondicionado
- Todos los impuestos y tasas
- Agua embotellada
- Entradas para atracciones
- Guía
- Entrada - Manta
- Entrada - Pacoche Wildlife Refuge
- Entrada - Playa San Lorenzo
- Información sobre la salida
- Se incluye la recogida de los viajeros.
- Podemos gestionar recogidas desde cualquier lugar dentro y alrededor de Manta. El transporte desde más lejos se puede organizar bajo petición.
- Puertos:
- TPM manta
- Se ofrece recogida en el hotel. Consulte la lista de hoteles en nuestra página de tramitación de la compra para ver si el suyo se incluye entre los puntos de recogida disponibles.
Información sobre la vuelta- Vuelve al punto de partida original
- No es accesible para sillas de ruedas
- Se pueden llevar coches de bebés
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay transporte público cerca
- Asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
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- La mayoría de viajeros pueden participar en la experiencia
- Tiene que hacer buen tiempo para que se pueda realizar esta experiencia. Si se cancela por malas condiciones meteorológicas, se le ofrecerá otra fecha o el reembolso total del importe abonado.
- En esta experiencia debe haber un número mínimo de viajeros. Si se cancela porque no se llega a dicho mínimo, se le ofrecerá otra fecha o experiencia o el reembolso total del importe abonado.
- En esta excursión o actividad habrá 12 viajeros como máximo
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- La salud y seguridad de nuestros huéspedes es de vital importancia para nosotros. Hemos implementado los siguientes pasos para garantizar que su recorrido sea lo más seguro posible y cumpla con las autoridades locales.
Qué esperar durante tu visita- La temperatura del personal se comprueba con frecuencia
- Las zonas más concurridas se desinfectan con frecuencia
- Comprobaciones de temperatura a la llegada de los participantes del tour
- Es obligatorio que los guías se laven las manos con frecuencia
- Gel de manos desinfectante disponible para los viajeros y el personal
- Los vehículos de transporte se desinfectaban con regularidad
- Pago sin contacto de propinas y complementos
- Es obligatorio que los guías usen mascarilla en zonas públicas
- Política de quedarse en casa con sueldo para el personal que presenta síntomas
- El equipamiento se desinfecta entre usos
- Es obligatorio que los viajeros usen mascarilla en zonas públicas
- Se proporcionan mascarillas a los viajeros
- Estas son las medidas de seguridad implementadas según el establecimiento, aunque Tripadvisor no ha comprobado su veracidad.
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Itinerario
- Se le recogeráVer detalles sobre la salida
- 1Playa TarquiParada: 30 minutos - Entrada incluidaVer detalles
- 2Santa MarianitaParada: 60 minutosVer detalles
- 3MontecristiParada: 60 minutosVer detalles
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Paula G
Isla de Saint Simons, GA422 contribuciones
abr. de 2023
Our Manta Tours guide Christopher and his driver we waiting for us at the terminal even though we were 30 minutes early. This gave us a very long tour, and we enjoyed every minute of it.
First stop was Dos Manos coffee plantation with 75,000 coffee plants. The owner employs 9 full time workers and hires 20 more for the month of September to do the hand picking of the beans. We had a lovely hike through the rain forest plantation and were thankful we had remembered our Deep Woods Off wipes. Managed to exist with lots of mosquitoes without a single bite! Lots of fruit trees were growing among the coffee bushes and many trees were filled with bromeliads. The jungle home had outdoor furniture made with wood from a tree called Samon. All pieces were beautiful.
Next stop the home of the plantation owner which was an ocean view home he had designed and built himself after his first house was destroyed by an earthquake in 2017. While there we were given a demonstration about how the cacao bean was turned into chocolate and were able to taste both solid and liquid versions of the results. Yummy!! Ecuadorian chocolate is among the best in the world as is their coffee. Another big export is roses which the locals claim have the biggest buds in the world. These grow around volcanoes in the rich volcanic soil.
Chris had brought a little fly box with about 15 kinds of chocolate for us to sample while driving. Next he pulled out a flour and butter dish he called Ecuadorian pretzels. The slight problem was the small bag contained 8000 calories of delicious snacks. We worked hard to control ourselves.
Since there were just the 4 of us on the tour, we went to a restaurant Chris loves at a beach where he brings his family. First we shared Charlotte’s shrimp ceviche, which was quite good and not raw tasting at all. Next we all had a yellow rice dish filled with local shrimp. The mound of rice was the size of a large mixing bowl on each of our plates, and we enjoyed digging for the shrimp without consuming too many rice calories. The local beer was a perfect side dish. The restaurant was filled with local families enjoying Sunday lunch and a day on the beach.
This is the first country other than the US I have visited where the currency is the U.S. dollar. Seems in the late 90’s they were having trouble stabilizing their currency so just switched to the quite stable dollar in 2000. I’m somewhat surprised the entire western hemisphere has not followed suit. Chris said his grandfather lost ⅔ of his savings with the change, as did most of the people who had accumulated any wealth. The wealthiest people in the country seem to be the owners of the tuna fishing boats.
Off to Montechristi, a town near Chris’s house and the home of the famous Panama hat. It seems Panama hats were first made by 19th century revolutionaries and sold to Panamanians to raise money for the cause, hence the name Panama hat. The authentic ones are still hand made in Montechristi, and, of course, Bob had to do the finishing touches to one and buy it. I’ll admit he looks dashing in it! The hats are made from fibers in the stem of a plant that looks just like a SSI palmetto plant.
On the way back to the ship Chris shared his adventure in the 2016 earthquake. He was 200 miles from home purchasing peach trees with a friend and driving toward home when the road suddenly started buckling like a roll-a-coaster. Everyone started turning back to the hills fearing a tsunami. Chris and his friend headed back to town and their hotel not even thinking about how dangerous the building was. There was no phone or radio service so no one knew what was happening. Chris finally found a police officer who let him listen in to his radio where Chris learned emergency vehicles were on the way. He and his friend joined the convoy toward Manta which was led by army engineers who repaired roads along the way. At one point there went over a big mountain of rubble only to discover several days later the bottom of the pile contained a bus filled with people who did died. Fortunately, Chris’s family was all safe but much of Manta was destroyed. The main business district had to be demolished because none of the buildings were safe.
All in all it was a great day in Ecuador!
First stop was Dos Manos coffee plantation with 75,000 coffee plants. The owner employs 9 full time workers and hires 20 more for the month of September to do the hand picking of the beans. We had a lovely hike through the rain forest plantation and were thankful we had remembered our Deep Woods Off wipes. Managed to exist with lots of mosquitoes without a single bite! Lots of fruit trees were growing among the coffee bushes and many trees were filled with bromeliads. The jungle home had outdoor furniture made with wood from a tree called Samon. All pieces were beautiful.
Next stop the home of the plantation owner which was an ocean view home he had designed and built himself after his first house was destroyed by an earthquake in 2017. While there we were given a demonstration about how the cacao bean was turned into chocolate and were able to taste both solid and liquid versions of the results. Yummy!! Ecuadorian chocolate is among the best in the world as is their coffee. Another big export is roses which the locals claim have the biggest buds in the world. These grow around volcanoes in the rich volcanic soil.
Chris had brought a little fly box with about 15 kinds of chocolate for us to sample while driving. Next he pulled out a flour and butter dish he called Ecuadorian pretzels. The slight problem was the small bag contained 8000 calories of delicious snacks. We worked hard to control ourselves.
Since there were just the 4 of us on the tour, we went to a restaurant Chris loves at a beach where he brings his family. First we shared Charlotte’s shrimp ceviche, which was quite good and not raw tasting at all. Next we all had a yellow rice dish filled with local shrimp. The mound of rice was the size of a large mixing bowl on each of our plates, and we enjoyed digging for the shrimp without consuming too many rice calories. The local beer was a perfect side dish. The restaurant was filled with local families enjoying Sunday lunch and a day on the beach.
This is the first country other than the US I have visited where the currency is the U.S. dollar. Seems in the late 90’s they were having trouble stabilizing their currency so just switched to the quite stable dollar in 2000. I’m somewhat surprised the entire western hemisphere has not followed suit. Chris said his grandfather lost ⅔ of his savings with the change, as did most of the people who had accumulated any wealth. The wealthiest people in the country seem to be the owners of the tuna fishing boats.
Off to Montechristi, a town near Chris’s house and the home of the famous Panama hat. It seems Panama hats were first made by 19th century revolutionaries and sold to Panamanians to raise money for the cause, hence the name Panama hat. The authentic ones are still hand made in Montechristi, and, of course, Bob had to do the finishing touches to one and buy it. I’ll admit he looks dashing in it! The hats are made from fibers in the stem of a plant that looks just like a SSI palmetto plant.
On the way back to the ship Chris shared his adventure in the 2016 earthquake. He was 200 miles from home purchasing peach trees with a friend and driving toward home when the road suddenly started buckling like a roll-a-coaster. Everyone started turning back to the hills fearing a tsunami. Chris and his friend headed back to town and their hotel not even thinking about how dangerous the building was. There was no phone or radio service so no one knew what was happening. Chris finally found a police officer who let him listen in to his radio where Chris learned emergency vehicles were on the way. He and his friend joined the convoy toward Manta which was led by army engineers who repaired roads along the way. At one point there went over a big mountain of rubble only to discover several days later the bottom of the pile contained a bus filled with people who did died. Fortunately, Chris’s family was all safe but much of Manta was destroyed. The main business district had to be demolished because none of the buildings were safe.
All in all it was a great day in Ecuador!
Escrita el 14 de abril de 2023
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Therese B
3 contribuciones
mar. de 2023 • Amigos
The rain forest was probably what I looked forward to the most. Mother Nature doesn’t always cooperate so we didn’t see the Holler monkeys but we could definitely hear them. Lots of floral and fauna along our trek. I would have preferred more time in the rain forest and not have lunch (but that’s only because I wasn’t hungry.)Alex and Kata were very thorough in their explanations and danced for us on the small minibus on our return to the ship.
Escrita el 28 de marzo de 2023
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Manta Tour Guid... S
Thanks for the Lovely review. We are really glad you liked the tour. We hope you enjoy the rest of your cruise.
Escrita el 29 de marzo de 2023
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David B
2 contribuciones
feb. de 2023
Unfortunately, this tour was not as advertised. We had a tight ship schedule to start with but the drive to 'the rain forest' was long and the tour guide, while very friendly with good english, was very passive and didn't give much information about the area we were passing. We didn't even realize we were going to the main site until driving in and then it was a coffee plantation. There was no structure and very little information. It felt we were just on our own without knowing where we were or what the agenda was to be. The owner was there and helped with information and, if prepared for this type of visit, it might have been okay. We left after quite a while, had to skip the beach, ship building and only stopped for the views from a high point overlooking the sea near a lighthouse. The stop at the panama hat making was interesting and worthwhile in a local street but even there it was a disjointed experience. Way oversold it the description compared to the reality. The cost was high for what we did too. Complaints were made and those nosiest about it got some refund...not me.
Escrita el 5 de marzo de 2023
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Manta Tour Guid... S
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your feedback. It is very upsetting to read this today. We are really sorry we were not able to meet our high standards on the day of your tour. We were really caught off guard by the late arrival and early departure of the ship really put a squeeze on the time. It turned what should have been a relaxing day in Manta into a rushed, disjointed experience. From the bottom of my heart, I apologize for the let-down. Our whole team felt terrible we were unable to make your day a great experience, and we will work hard to make sure this never happens again. We have revamped our whole itinerary and staff guidelines to focus on the valid points you mentioned. I am glad to hear you liked the Panama hat makers stop. Had you contacted us directly we would have organised a refund for you, as we have for the few people that voiced similar concerns. If you would like some reimbursement please contact us on our email at mantatourguides@gmail.com
Escrita el 6 de marzo de 2023
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Columbus_Wanderer
Williamsburg, VA9 contribuciones
ene. de 2020
My wife and I signed up for a local tour with Manta Tour Guides (Manta Ecuador). Until we took this tour, we always used the cruise ship's excursions. Our experience with Manta Tour Guides changed our ways. This company was excellent. We did more and saw more attractions than two combined cruise line excursions. We saw and intermingled with locals at the wonderful fish market, saw Panama hats being woven and took a walk in the rainforest. The tour was topped off with a lovely meal at a local restaurant on the beach. And when we got off the bus at the ship terminal, we were greeted by the owner with a tasty local cocoa treat...a nice touch. Also, this company tries to keep the group to 8 or less which is great. The only ding against this company is they didn't have our names on the tour list.....good thing I brought the email confirmation which solved this issue. The tour guide, Rosario, was excellent also. I recommend this company for tours if you go to Manta, Ecuador.
Escrita el 13 de febrero de 2020
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Manta Tour Guid... S
Thanks, guys, Sorry for the mixup with the names...we are in the process of changing booking platforms and it has been a bit of a hassle. Thankfully we were able to fix it quickly. Have a great day
Escrita el 15 de febrero de 2020
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Rainer V
Schaafheim, Alemania2.374 contribuciones
dic. de 2019
Brüllaffen waren rar, die Landschaft war toll, auch die handwerklichen Präsentationen der Hutmacher waren sehr interessant.
Escrita el 3 de febrero de 2020
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Manta Tour Guid... S
Vielen Dank, Have a nice day
Escrita el 15 de febrero de 2020
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gread2016
Castlegar, Canadá232 contribuciones
Visited during cruise of South America and enjoyed the area. Bought an original Panama hat after watching the people making them. Very hard working people who get little money for a full days work.
Escrita el 1 de febrero de 2020
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Manta Tour Guid... S
Thanks very much. Have a great trip
Escrita el 3 de febrero de 2020
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Dan V
1 contribución
Juan was great! Itinerary was very full. Definitely got our monies worth. Improvements would be a meal sooner or some sort of snack before lunch. About our best tour in SA yet.
Escrita el 12 de enero de 2020
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Manta Tour Guid... S
Thanks a bunch, Dan. Juan is a great guide and we really work hard to give you guys a fun time. Thanks for the suggestion. We will take that on board and make a snack stop. Have a safe trip.
Escrita el 15 de enero de 2020
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Barbara C
1 contribución
nov. de 2019
We chose this particular tour because it is advertised as including a 2 hour hike in the rain forest, but we were there for less than hour. When this was brought up to our tour guide she had no clue about it..................
Escrita el 31 de diciembre de 2019
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Manta Tour Guid... S
Hello Barbara, I'm very sorry to hear you did not get to complete the 2 hour hike. Can you confirm which date you took the tour, so I can investigate further. I imagine the park ranger may have warned against competing the second half of the hike if there had been heavy rains, as it can get very very muddy and slippy. Which can happen from time to time.
Escrita el 3 de enero de 2020
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Paul F
Alton, UK28 contribuciones
My wife and I enjoyed our well organised tour. We found the representative very easily when disembarking and headed off to the rainforest. The coach was comfortable and there was plenty of water and snacks available. Due to heavy rains the previous day our tour of the rainforest was restricted however we still managed to see monkeys, a poisonous tarantula and plenty of local birds, trees and plants. Lunch was very good but not included in the cost but very cheap anyway. The Panama hat shop was great if you were looking to purchase but not great after ten minutes if you weren’t. Family run business and nice people.
Escrita el 30 de octubre de 2019
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Manta Tour Guid... S
Many thanks for your kind words. We are glad you enjoyed the tour. Bon Voyage.
Escrita el 31 de octubre de 2019
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William M
Durham, UK1 contribución
ago. de 2019 • Parejas
Had a great time on the tour, found the tour guide to be really informative and friendly. Really enjoyed our time and would highly recommend to anyone visiting Manta
Escrita el 7 de agosto de 2019
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Mantatourguides
Thanks, William. It was a pleasure to meet you
Escrita el 13 de agosto de 2019
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We are on a cruise arriving on 24 October also, and would like to know if you collect from dock before making a booking.
Paul F
Alton, UK28 contribuciones
We are on a cruise and arrive on 24th October. Do you collect from dock?
We need to be back on board by 6pm.
Thanks
Randall L
Canadá12 contribuciones
Will you pick up cruise ship passengers from the port?
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