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Quito-Manta-Alándaluz Route:
• BY AIRPLANE: There are two airlines flying to Manta:
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Timetables:
- Monday through Saturday at 06:30 am.
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 19:00 pm.
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Telephones:
(593 2) 2909-900 / 2909-901 |
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Timetables:
- Monday through Saturday at 06:40 am.
- Saturday 07:15 am.
- Monday through Friday and Sunday at 17:30 pm.
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Telephones:
(593 2) 2905-920 / 1800 vuelos |
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One way ticket costs 49,00 USD. (Quito-Manta).
The visitor has to catch a cab from the Airport Terminal to the Manta Bus Terminal (the cost is approximately $5.00 USD). At the bus terminal a bus called “Manglaralto” has to be caught (the cost is approximately $3.00 USD). The service starts at 6:00 am and there are buses every two hours until 14:00 pm. The trip lasts approximately 3 hours.
• TRANSFERS
For the comfort of our visitors, we have available a service of transfers from and to Manta, Portoviejo and Guayaquil. For more information, please dial : (593 2) 2440-790 or email: info@alandaluzhosteria.com
• BY BUS: If you chose to travel by bus, the following bus transportation services are available to Manta:
- PANAMERICANA INTERNACIONAL: Av. Colón y Reina Victoria, Phone: 2557-133
Schedules: Monday through Sunday at 11:00 am. and 23:00 pm.
- FLOTA IMBABURA: Manuel Larrea y Portoviejo, Phone: 2565-620
Schedules: 11:30 am., 21:30 pm. y 22:30 pm.
- CARLOS ALBERTO ARAY: Terminal Terrestre del Cumandá, Phone: 2283-080
Schedules: from 7:45 am., every two hours until 22:30 pm.
- REINA DEL CAMINO: Terminal Terrestre del Cumandá, Phone: 2572-673
Schedules: 8:00 am., 12:50 am., 14:00 pm., 20:00 pm., 22:00 pm., 23:00 pm and 23:30 pm.
The trip will last approximately 7 to 8 hours and the cost ranges between 8,00 to 10,00 USD.
At the bus terminal, the visitor has to catch a bus called “Manglaralto” at the (the cost is approximately $3.00 USD). The service starts at 6:00 am and there are buses every two hours until 14:00 pm. The trip lasts approximately 3 hours.
• DRIVING YOUR OWN CAR: If you travel in your own car from Quito you have two options :
1. To drive by the South Panamerican Highway to Alóag
2. To drive by the “Rumiñahui” Highway (“Valle de los Chillos”) up to the “San Rafael” By-pass and take the “Sangolqui” – “Amaguaña” – “Alóag” road.
At “Alóag” take the Coast or Pacific Highway to “Santo Domingo” – “El Carmen” – “Chone” – “Tosagua” – “Rocafuerte” – “Manta” (E 15), crossing “Puerto Cayo”, “Machalilla”, “Puerto López” and “Puerto Rico”. The trip from Quito to the “Hostería Alandaluz” will take approximately 8 hours.
Quito- Portoviejo-Alándaluz Route:
• BY AIRPLANE: There is one airline flying to Portoviejo:
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Timetables:
- Tuesday and Thursday at 16:30 pm. |
Telephones:
(593 2) 2909-900 / 2909-901 |
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One-way ticket costs 48,95 USD. (Quito-Portoviejo).
The visitor has to catch a cab from the Airport Terminal to the Portoviejo Bus Terminal (the cost is approximately $3.00 USD). At the bus terminal a bus to “Jipijapa” has to be caught (the cost is approximately $2.00 USD)
When arriving to “Jipijapa” the visitor has to ask where to catch the bust going to “Libertad”; this bus shall leave visitor at the door of “Alandaluz”. The trip lasts approximately 3 hours.
• BY BUS: If you select to travel by bus, there are several bus companies traveling to Portoviejo:
- PANAMERICANA INTERNACIONAL: Av. Colón y Reina Victoria, Phone: 2557-133
Schedules: Monday through Sunday at 11:00 am. and 23:00 pm.
- FLOTA IMBABURA: Manuel Larrea y Portoviejo, Phone: 2565-620
Schedules: 11:30 am., 21:30 pm. and 22:30 pm.
- CARLOS ALBERTO ARAY: Terminal Terrestre del Cumandá, Phone: 2283-080
Schedules: from 7:45 am., every two hours until 22:30 pm.
- REINA DEL CAMINO: Terminal Terrestre del Cumandá, Phone: 2572-673
Schedules: 8:00 am., 12:50 am., 14:00 pm., 20:00 pm., 22:00 pm., 23:00 pm and 3:30 pm.
The trip lasts approximately 7 to 8 hours and the cost ranges between 8,00 to 10,00 US$.
The visitor has to catch a bus to Jipijapa at the Portoviejo Bus Terminal (approximately 3:00 USD). When arriving to “Jipijapa” the visitor has to ask where to catch the bust going to “Libertad”; this bus shall leave visitor at the door of “Alandaluz”. The trip lasts approximately 3 hours.
• DRIVING YOUR OWN CAR: If you travel in your own car from Quito you have two options :
1. To drive by the South Panamerican Highway to Alóag
2. To drive by the “Rumiñahui” Highway (“Valle de los Chillos”) up to the “San Rafael” By-pass and take the “Sangolqui” – “Amaguaña” – “Alóag” road.
At “Alóag” take the Coast or Pacific Highway to “Santo Domingo” – “El Carmen” – “Chone” – “Tosagua” – “Rocafuerte” – “Manta” (E 15), crossing “Puerto Cayo”, “Machalilla”, “Puerto López” and “Puerto Rico”. The trip from Quito to the “Hostería Alandaluz” will take approximatley 8 hours.
Guayaquil-Alándaluz Route:
• BY BUS: The visitor has to catch a bus a the Guayaquil Bus terminal to “Libertad”. There are buses available every 30 minutes and the cost is approximately $3,70 USD. When arriving to “Libertad”, the visitor has to catch a bus called “Manglaralto”. The cost is approximately 2,00 USD. The trip lasts approximately 4 hours.
• DRIVING YOUR OWN CAR: If you drive your own car, drive in the route:
“El Progreso” – “Libertad” – “Manglaralto” – “Montañita” – “Olón” – “Ayampe” – “Las Tunas”-“Alándaluz”.
Servicio de Transfers:
For the comfort of our visitors, we have available a service of transfers from and to Manta, Portoviejo and Guayaquil. For more information, please dial : (593 2) 2440-790 or email: info@alandaluzhosteria.com
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