I was in Ecuador in 2017 and 2018, food is great and prices are very economical. Never been to Manta, I heard they have the best weather (Guayaquil is humid as hell and Quito is the total opposite). Happy travels and stay safe.
Definitely the weather is better than in Guayaquil and Quito. Mostly it's about 24-28 C, the water Temperature is also about 24-25C, so really nice to swim in the Pacific Ocean.
Love this! I found Manta on a random google earth search and have done street view tour when I want to escape. Thanks for the vid I get to see the sounds and flavor of the town❤️❤️
If you like partying you should do a pit stop in Montanita for a weekend, just south of Manta - has the #25th best ranked nightclub in the world (Lost Beach) and the place never sleeps from thursday night to monday morning haha
Pretty nice Video! That's Manta how I know it from my past 2 visits. I will go there again by end of November. Well, you cannot call Manta a beautiful city. Also, there are nicer beaches. But it's ok for 2-3 days. Life in Manta is pretty relaxed, safe, you can have good and not so expensive food, there are a few nice bars and a modern Shopping Mall. The water temperature is quite worm, so you can enjoy swimming in the Ocean. I suggest to stay in Hotel Balandra (my favourite one, 2 min. from the beach and just next to the Mall) or Hotel Vista al Mar (a very small Hotel but with a breathtaking view).
Appreciate your street & beach footage. Nice to see off the beaten path places like that restaurant that serves delicious seafood soups. Will be stopping by Manta for a couple nights soon. Been enjoying your Brazil videos as well 👏👏
Hey Sly I have a question about the cuisine. Do they offer alot of beef meals? I know you like more fish in your diet but I haven't heard much about beef from any of the traveler vloggers and I LOVE beef. Please let me know. Thanks
@@slyslife I drove up to Manta last month from Salinas. Going back to live for a month now. All those towns between Montanita & Manta are real chill spots; Las Tunas specifically