Get in

Salinas, a coastal town located 124 km from Guayaquil, offers multiple options for transportation. To reach Salinas, you can take the Via a la Costa road and choose from various transportation companies such as Liberpesa, CLP, and Costa Azul. Alternatively, you can opt for a more comfortable trip by hiring a private car that accommodates a maximum of 4 people. If you don't have your own car, there are other companies available for shuttle services. For more information about shuttles, you can visit EcuadorBus. In addition to road transportation, Salinas also has an airport in the Base of the airforce. Although flying directly to Salinas is not common, most people prefer driving from nearby Guayaquil due to their close proximity.

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Popular Foods

Ceviche is a traditional Ecuadorian dish that consists of fresh fish marinated in citrus juices, typically lime or lemon, and mixed with onions, cilantro, and chili peppers. It is often served chilled and enjoyed as a refreshing appetizer.

Heart of Palm Soup, known as "Sopa de Palo," is a comforting and filling soup native to Ecuador. It features heart of palm, a vegetable harvested from the core of certain palm trees, along with potatoes, carrots, and other vegetables in a savory chicken broth.

Empanadas are a beloved snack or meal in Ecuador, consisting of a savory or sweet filling enclosed in a thin, doughy shell, typically made from wheat flour. Empanadas can be found throughout the country and feature varied fillings, such as cheese, chicken, seafood, or vegetables.

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