Amazing day - Chris was our guide for the day and he was excellent. The tour ticked all the boxes ie whales, forest wildlife, fishing village, lunch by the beach, cocoa prodn tour, Panama hat prodn. Would recommend the tour to anyone. Thx Chris!

One of our best ever tours - This was an excellent tour which was a lot of fun. The coffee farm and chocolate stop were informative and enjoyable, the lunch excellent and very good value, and we were so impressed with the panama hat making that we bought two hats. Pedro was a wonderful guide - he was informative, answered all our questions, and made it his mission to give us the best time.. it was a bonus to be part of a small(6) and friendly group

Fun, Informative and Delicious! - Juan was a great host and tour leader. Loved all of the stops and how informative they were. We had opportunities to buy but never felt pressured.

The guide in Pacoche, Carlos Silva, who practically lives there, is sensational, both in knowledge and explanations. - The Pacoche Rainforest is excellent, a place to visit and be in contact with nature and the diversity of vegetation, many of which are unknown to people. The Manta Tour Guide guide, Cristian, who accompanied us throughout the entire tour, both in Pacoche and the rest of the excursion, was very good and had a lot of empathy with the group.

A taste of Manta - Our tour guide, Pedro, was knowledgeable and helpful. Had the best hot chocolate ever at the chocolate factory and great tour. The coffee farm tour was more basic. The location offered a beautiful view. This tour covered a lot of the region and was very interesting.

Experience Manta with Locals - We took a private car for 2 persons. The driver Roberto was safe. Roik was attentive to our preferences. We chose to sit and enjoy a delicious pina colada on the beach instead of spending time at a restaurant. The hand made chocolate tour and tasting was more interesting than we thought it would be.

Pedro our "guide" was unprepared at best - Our "tour" guide didn't give us any information about the current or past history while we were on the bus. He answered questions that we had, but really it seemed he know little. The chocolate tour was just a small shop. They were nice people, but once again, our "guide", Pedro had to receive all information from the proprietors in Spanish and then translate for us. I'm sure he had never been there nor did he do any research about the place. The coffee tour was just as bad. The owner of the coffee farm began by walking into the wood without any explanation as to where we were going on a very rugged path. All info was once again just a translation from the owner to Pedro. Pedro didn't offer any researched info. I would not waste my money on this tour.