Means of transport Guayaquil

This small local airline operates a fleet of twin-engine Islanders, known for their reliability. It takes 35 minutes to fly from Baltra to Isabela and Baltra to San Cristóbal, and 45 minutes to fly from San Cristóbal to Isabela. This is a good option especially if you need to go from Isabela to San Cristobal (or vice versa), as you avoid two boat trips and a lost day. If you are lucky, the clouds will let you discover the colors of the Galapagos archipelago from the sky, an unforgettable sight.

Cooperativa de Transporte en Taxis is a cab service located in Guayaquil. Whether you need a cab to get to the airport, the train station or to get around town, Cooperativa de Transporte en Taxis is there to help. Their drivers are reliable and professional, and their rates are competitive.

This incoming agency has its own fleet of vehicles, from the smallest to the most modern coach, and offers numerous excursions throughout the country as well as simple road transfers. It is an agency used to working with international customers, it is indeed managed by Wim, a Belgian expatriate in Ecuador for many years. The proposed tours can be accompanied by a French speaking guide. We recommend you to contact Wim before your arrival, he is very good at giving advice.

This cable car that connects the centre of Guayaquil to Duran, on the other side of the river, was inaugurated in 2020 and is intended for inter-city transport, making it possible to relieve, or at least this is the idea, the automobile traffic. Duran's population has tripled in 20 years and the majority of the population comes to the city centre to work. On the Guayaquil side, the three stations are located on strategic sites: on the Malecon, in the Julian Coronel park, a hub for the city's buses, and finally, in the Centennial park, right in the city centre.