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Julio Moreno

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🍑 Julio Moreno
Seat of Simón Bolívar parish: dry hills, plum orchards and the road to San Biritute.

Julio Moreno is the seat of Simón Bolívar parish, in the dry hills east of Santa Elena city. The parish's comunas are Bellavista del Cerro, Juntas del Pacífico, Limoncito, La Barranca, Sacachún and Sube y Baja.

At a glance
Type Parish seat, Simón Bolívar parish, Santa Elena canton
Farming Plum orchards
Water Many homes rely on tanker trucks
Bus Cía. Transrincpen from Terminal Sumpa (window 7): 06:00, 11:00, 13:00 and 18:00

What to expect

This is the peninsula's dry interior: farming villages, plum trees and wide views over the hills. It is the way to Sacachún and San Biritute.

Good to know

The dry forest here is the most fire-prone in the province from July to December. Never leave a fire unattended — see Natural Hazards on the Peninsula.

Did you know…?
🗿 …inland, a stone figure called San Biritute is said to bring the rain?

See also

Sources: PDOT cantón Santa Elena 2023–2027 (pp. 64, 87); Terminal Sumpa window signs (EcuaWiki).

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