Car rental Guayas Province

Exploring by Car

• The city of Guayaquil: with its multiple attractions including the Malecón 2000, Santa Ana & El Carmen hills, it's definitely a must-explore.
• Beach towns: Engage in the coastal scenic drives to beach towns such as Playas, Salinas, and Montañita.
• Historic Villages: Visit traditional pottery-making village of San Antonio or the historic town of Naranjito.

Driving in Guayas

Driving rules in Guayas are similar to other countries with right-hand traffic. The speed limit in urban areas is typically 50 km/h, while in rural areas it extends to 90 km/h. Always remember, wearing a seatbelt is mandatory and it's strictly forbidden to use a mobile phone while driving.

Car Class Recommendations

Casual visitors might find a comfortable compact car suitable for city driving, while adventurous travelers exploring deeper into Guayas might prefer a 4x4 or an SUV.

Attractions in Guayas

• The Malecón 2000: a 2.5-kilometer long riverside boardwalk in Guayaquil.
• The Santa Ana & El Carmen hills: offering panoramic views of the city.
• The Historical Park of Guayaquil: introduces you to the local wildlife, historic buildings and exhibitions.

Currency and Costs

The official currency of Ecuador is the U.S. Dollar. Credit card payments are common in Guayaquil and major beach towns, but cash is preferred in smaller towns and villages.

Climate and Best Visit Times

The climate in Guayas is equatorial, meaning hot and rainy throughout the year, with drier months from May to December.

Local Beers and Special Events

Try out the unique beers like Club and Pilsener. In Guayaquil, 'Fiestas de Guayaquil' in July and 'Independence Day' celebrations in October are worth experiencing.

Happy Driving in Guayas!

Whether you're downtown in the bustling city, exploring the stunning outskirts or just taking a drive down the beautiful coastal roads, having a rental car will give you the freedom to get around and explore Guayas at your own pace.