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Beaches
San Vicente, San Jacinto, San Clemente, Puerto Cayo, Puerto Rico, Puerto Lopez, Crucita, Canoa, Cojimíes, Pedernales, and Jaramijó are all lovely beaches backed by fishing villages.Cities - History, Customs, and Handicrafts
Manta, the country's second largest port, with its extensive hotel facilities, is Manabí's major city. Its main beach, Murciélago, has a modern boardwalk with avariety of restaurants offering local culinary specialties and the region's most delicious drinks. Manta welcomes dozens of performers who come to the Chusig Theater for the International TheaterFestival. Manta is also an important business destitation for tuna and vegetable oil multinationals.
Bahía de Caráquez as well as Manta also has many first-class hotels and places to relax and enjoyyourself. Many people chose to take a short boat ride across the Chone River to enjoy a day in neighboring San Vicente or take a short bus ride to the surfing and fishing village of Canoa. Alternatively,you can enjoy the beaches in Bahía, or stroll along the boardwalk.
Among the many attractions of Portoviejo, the province's capital, also known as the city of the "Royal Tamarind Trees", are theMetropolitan Cathedral and the San Pedro Seminary. Around the town, there are several natural thermal baths and spas such as El Zapallo, La Peña, La Papayita, San Antonio, and Cerro de Hojas.Montecristi - History Among Hats
This village is internationally renowned for the high quality of the “Panama hats” they produce. Lying at the foot of a large hill called Montecristi, the small town of thesame name has many attractions such as Eloy Alfaro’s house, the Hermanas Largacha Museum, and the Monserrate Sanctuary, where thousands of Ecuadorian and foreign pilgrims traditionally flock,especially on the weekends. Another place of interest is La Pila, whose artisans make a variety of sculptures and replicas of Pre-Colombian ceramics. In addition to hats, these artisan centers display other...