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'''San Pablo''' is a coastal comuna of Santa Elena parish, 16 km from Santa Elena city and 28 km from [[Salinas]]. It is the first big beach town on the [[Portal:Ruta del Spondylus|Ruta del Spondylus]] after [[Punta Blanca]]. | '''San Pablo''' is a coastal comuna of Santa Elena parish, 16 km from Santa Elena city and 28 km from [[Salinas]]. It is the first big beach town on the [[Portal:Ruta del Spondylus|Ruta del Spondylus]] after [[Punta Blanca]]. | ||
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== Crossroads == | == Crossroads == | ||
A new bypass starts near San Pablo and runs past Cerro Alto and [[Baños de San Vicente]] to the E-40, so traffic from Guayaquil to the north coast no longer has to go through Santa Elena city. | A new bypass starts near San Pablo and runs past Cerro Alto and [[Baños de San Vicente]] to the E-40, so traffic from Guayaquil to the north coast no longer has to go through Santa Elena city. | ||
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{{EW dyk|emoji=🚌|…every bus up the coast leaves from Terminal Sumpa and stops in every village on the way?|page=Buses Along the Ruta del Spondylus|cta=Plan your bus trip →}} | {{EW dyk|emoji=🚌|<translate>…every bus up the coast leaves from Terminal Sumpa and stops in every village on the way?</translate>|page=Buses Along the Ruta del Spondylus|cta=<translate>Plan your bus trip →</translate>}} | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Punta Blanca]] | * [[Punta Blanca]] | ||
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''Sources: PDOT cantón Santa Elena 2023–2027 (pp. 104, 125, 216–220).'' | ''Sources: PDOT cantón Santa Elena 2023–2027 (pp. 104, 125, 216–220).'' | ||
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Revision as of 01:27, 2 November 2026
🏖️ San Pablo
A 3.2 km beach where the Ruta del Spondylus really begins — 16 km from Santa Elena.
San Pablo is a coastal comuna of Santa Elena parish, 16 km from Santa Elena city and 28 km from Salinas. It is the first big beach town on the Ruta del Spondylus after Punta Blanca.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Parish | Santa Elena (urban parish), Santa Elena canton |
| Beach | About 3.2 km — one of the longest in the canton |
| Water | About 70% on Aguapen's piped network (2023) |
| Bus | Tralisansa and Rutas Peninsulares from Terminal Sumpa (window 9), or any Ruta del Spondylus bus |
The beach and the estuary
San Pablo's long, open beach has an estuary at one end. The big Ecuasal saltworks at Pacoa are close by.
Crossroads
A new bypass starts near San Pablo and runs past Cerro Alto and Baños de San Vicente to the E-40, so traffic from Guayaquil to the north coast no longer has to go through Santa Elena city.
Did you know…?
🚌 …every bus up the coast leaves from Terminal Sumpa and stops in every village on the way?
See also
Sources: PDOT cantón Santa Elena 2023–2027 (pp. 104, 125, 216–220).
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