HONG KONG - Isla Santay
HONG KONG isn't a typical lodge; it’s an immersive camp experience we absolutely
- Location
- Isla Santay, Southern Pacific Coast & Lowlands, Ecuador, Central & South America
- Coordinates
- -2.402545, -80.059160
- Activities
- camp
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes HONG KONG in Ecuador such a unique camp experience compared to other lodges?
HONG KONG offers an unparalleled immersion into the Isla Santay National Recreation Area. We love how the camp design blends seamlessly with the mangrove ecosystem, providing a truly authentic and intimate connection with nature that you won't find at more conventional lodges.
What kind of wildlife can we realistically expect to see during a stay at HONG KONG?
While it's not about big game here, the birdlife is phenomenal. We consistently spot magnificent frigatebirds, various herons, and kingfishers right from the camp. Keep an eye out for marine iguanas basking on the shore too; they are surprisingly photogenic.
What is the best time of year to visit HONG KONG for the most comfortable experience?
We find the dry season, generally from June to November, offers the most pleasant weather. Expect warm days with less humidity, making your explorations of Isla Santay even more enjoyable. The sunsets during these months are simply sensational.
What should we pack for a camp experience at HONG KONG, considering its location?
Lightweight, quick-drying clothing is essential, along with good walking shoes and insect repellent. We also recommend bringing binoculars for birdwatching and a waterproof bag for any unexpected splashes. Don't forget reef-safe sunscreen; the equatorial sun is strong.
Beyond the camp activities, what are the must-do excursions when staying at HONG KONG?
We highly recommend exploring Isla Santay by bicycle, which is readily available. Kayaking through the mangroves at dawn is another unforgettable experience; the silence broken only by birdsong is magical. The lodge can arrange guided walks to learn about the local flora and fauna.
Other Safari Lodges in Isla Santay
- 67795
- Albergue Polinal
- Bodegas de Snem
- C 40
- Camaronera ISLA BONITA
- CAMPAMENTO-CHINA
- Campamento Limbomar
- Casa Campestre Lopez Vera
- Casa del profe Durán
- Casa Jose
- Casa Santiago
- Cervecería Nacional S.A.
- chongon
- Cipte
- CM11 ESMERALDAS
- C N E
- Coleg. Mazarello
- Complejo El bosque
- Corsecsa
- Difare
- Dr. Alfonso Morante
- Eco Aldea Isla Santay
- Eco Refri
- El bosque de la china
- EMDIQUIN
- EPA EP Lago Chongón
- Esteromar
- Explanada "El Dorado"
- FAMILIA NAVARRO ZAMORA
- Familia Santacruz Yunga
- familia tamay camacho
- Finca Ananda
- Hacienda Wresa
- Hotel Acacias
- Iniap Boliche
- Janira's House
- jj
- Jonathan GAVIDIA
- LOCAL DE EVENTOS RODEO RANCH
- Na
- Paintball Match
- Pamela Rivera
- Parking Hostal Macaw (informal campground)
- Pepe's House Guayaquil
- Planta bulu bulu (arenero)
- Quinta - El Roble
- Semamsa s.a.
- Telconet
- Vivia yo
Parks in Southern Pacific Coast & Lowlands
- Bosque Petrificado Puyango
- Bosque Protector Jatumpamba-Jorupe
- Bosque Protector Río Arenillas Presa Tahuín
- Jocotoco - Esmeraldas
- Parque Nacional Machalilla
- Refugio de Vida Silvestre Isla Santa Clara
- Refugio de Vida Silvestre Manglares El Morro
- Refugio de Vida Silvestre y Marino Costera Pacoche
- Reserva Buenaventura
- Reserva de Producción de Fauna Puntilla de Santa Elena
- Reserva Ecológica Arenillas
- Reserva Ecológica Comunal Loma Alta
- Reserva Ecológica Manglares Churute
- RESERVA NATURAL CAZADEROS
- Reserva Natural Laipuna