Quevedo is a growing city in Ecuador's Los Ríos Province, known for its agriculture and banana exports. It's a key transit point between the coast and Andes. The city has a notable Chinese community that shapes its culture. It's not a typical tourist spot but offers an authentic Ecuadorian coastal city feel with various places to stay and eat.
Lifestyle🍽️
The city is known for Chinese restaurants called chifas and typical Ecuadorian food. Options include Mexican, seafood, Spanish, and barbecue. Vegan and late-night options are unclear.
There are several bars and pubs offering local drinks and salsa clubs. The variety and late-night scene are unclear.
Some cafes serve Ecuadorian coffee, including Cafe Kimo. Specialty coffee details are limited.
Tipping is optional but appreciated. A 10% service charge is common in restaurants or tip around 10%. Taxi tips can be rounded up or 10% for longer rides.
Main providers are Claro, Movistar, and CNT. SIM cards require a national ID except traveler SIMs which can be bought at phone shops.
Services & Infrastructure
Cleanliness details are not available.
No information on 24/7 services or businesses.
Local markets sell fresh fish and produce. Agro-industrial products are available but info on supermarkets and schedules is limited.
Ecuador uses the US dollar. Card acceptance varies, some places may prefer cash. Ride-hailing apps like Cabify accept credit cards.
ATMs are available but specifics on fees or best spots are unknown. Carry small bills for tips.
Information on schools is not available.
Work & Digital💻
Information on digital nomad community is not known.
Nature & Activities🌿
Several parks offer green space options including Central Park and Parque de la Madre.
Parks like Central Park and Parque de la Madre are suitable for running. Safety and routes are unclear.
Sports complexes and synthetic courts are available; private gyms information is limited.
No specific information on tennis courts.
No padel court information available.
Yoga and wellness offerings unknown.
No information about martial arts schools or activities.
No skiing available.
Located near the Vinces River but water sports info is limited.
No surfing opportunities in Quevedo.
No diving or snorkeling opportunities here.
Health & Safety🏥
Emergency numbers are 911 or 112. Salud SA app helps with virtual care. Hospital specifics and English-speaking staff are unknown.
Information on tap water safety is not known; better to use bottled water.
Community & Family
Parks like Parque de la Madre and Familia Park offer green spaces and kid-friendly areas. Pool at Hotel Olímpico has slides.
No information on LGBTQ+ acceptance or safety.
Pet friendliness details are unknown.
Quick Facts
Power reliability information is not available.
Located west of the Andes Mountains, offering nearby natural landscapes. Hike details are unknown.
⚠️Natural Disasters Risk
🌦️Seasonal Issues
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