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A lighthouse at sunset with waves crashing against rocks.

A rugged coastline with rocky cliffs and turbulent sea waves crashing against the rocks.

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A pool area with multiple sunbeds and thatched-roof huts, surrounded by potted plants and trees.

1. The Cottages by the sea

Charapoto

"Clean, comfortable, friendly, and a great location. Karla was a fabulous host, her breakfast was so delicious with fresh Ecuadorian fruits, eggs and bread. The grounds are beautiful, lovely pool surrounded by lush local gardens and indigenous pottery. Our cottage was clean and spacious, with a comfortable bed and ample storage space. We had a fabulous 5 nights, thanks to Karla's hospitality, lovely weather and the Pacific Ocean just across the road. "

Myrna

17 Oct - 18 Oct

A wooden outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, overlooking the ocean.

2. San Alejo Zero

Charapoto

17 Oct - 18 Oct

A beach with a sandy shore, a few footprints, and a structure with a roof on the right side.

3. Villa Solara. A Peaceful family home by the sea made for rest and reflection

San Clemente

A spacious living area with a balcony overlooking the sea, wicker furniture, a dining table, and a kitchen with modern appliances.

4. Pelican's Perch Spectacular view Condo in Bahía de Caraquez 2 bdrm 2 bathroom

Bahía de Caráquez

A wooden deck with a table and chairs overlooking a body of water and mountains.

5. CoCo Bongo Hostel

Bahia de Caraquez

A beach with a large number of birds flying and a few people in the water.

6. Very cozy and spacious 3 bedroom house furnished

San Jacinto

A pool area with multiple seating arrangements and a clear blue pool.

7. Terramar Hoteles

Crucita

"I had a comfortable stay here. The A/C works well, and the Wi-Fi was sufficient for my needs. They have a pool and a bar (although I’m not sure how often the bar is open). You will have a key to your room, but to gain access to the compound you will need to ring the doorbell each time you come and go. My Spanish is limited, but I knew I had to pay cash upon arrival. I had a bad experience with a prior hotel, so I wanted a receipt showing that I paid cash. I was told that I couldn’t have a...

Mike

19 Oct - 20 Oct