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What type of recreational facilities are in Ecuador?

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When we asked people living in Ecuador about recreational activities, they mentioned...

"I can highly recommend Cabalgatas Canoa. Horseback riding on the beach. The stables are run by Zia Sherrell of the UK who has been here for close to a decade. The horses are very well cared for and she gets top reviews," explained one expat living in Canoa, Ecuador.

"The beaches are the main attraction in this area. You can participate in a friendly game of soccer, beach comb for shells, go fishing, paragliding or relax in a hammock on the beach," said another in San Jacinto, Ecuador.

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