Playa Cautivo: Difference between revisions
Prepare page for translation |
Marked this version for translation |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{EW hero|portal=pen|kicker=[[:Category:Beaches|<translate>Beaches</translate>]]|emoji={{EW teaser/data|Playa Cautivo|e}}|title=Playa Cautivo|hook={{EW teaser/data|Playa Cautivo}}|min=1}} | {{EW hero|portal=pen|kicker=[[:Category:Beaches|<translate><!--T:1--> Beaches</translate>]]|emoji={{EW teaser/data|Playa Cautivo|e}}|title=Playa Cautivo|hook={{EW teaser/data|Playa Cautivo}}|min=1}} | ||
<languages/> | <languages/> | ||
<translate> | <translate> | ||
<!--T:2--> | |||
'''Playa Cautivo''' is a beach of about 1 km in the north-west of [[La Libertad]]. The neighbourhood behind it, '''Cautivo''', keeps English-style houses built in the 1920s for the managers of the Anglo Ecuadorian oil company; the municipality counted 12 heritage houses here in 2024. | '''Playa Cautivo''' is a beach of about 1 km in the north-west of [[La Libertad]]. The neighbourhood behind it, '''Cautivo''', keeps English-style houses built in the 1920s for the managers of the Anglo Ecuadorian oil company; the municipality counted 12 heritage houses here in 2024. | ||
<!--T:3--> | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Playa del Malecon (La Libertad)]] | * [[Playa del Malecon (La Libertad)]] | ||
* [[Oil Industry on the Peninsula]] | * [[Oil Industry on the Peninsula]] | ||
<!--T:4--> | |||
''Source: PDOT La Libertad 2014–2019 (p. 127); 2024–2030 (pp. 195–196).'' | ''Source: PDOT La Libertad 2014–2019 (p. 127); 2024–2030 (pp. 195–196).'' | ||
</translate> | </translate> | ||
{{EW dyk|emoji=🐋|<translate>…humpback whales arrive off this coast every June to breed and calve?</translate>|page=Whale Watching Season|cta=<translate>Where to see them →</translate>}} | {{EW dyk|emoji=🐋|<translate><!--T:5--> …humpback whales arrive off this coast every June to breed and calve?</translate>|page=Whale Watching Season|cta=<translate><!--T:6--> Where to see them →</translate>}} | ||
{{EW explore|Playa del Malecon (La Libertad)|Oil Industry on the Peninsula|Ayampe|Ayampe Beach|Ayangue|Montañita}} | {{EW explore|Playa del Malecon (La Libertad)|Oil Industry on the Peninsula|Ayampe|Ayampe Beach|Ayangue|Montañita}} | ||
{{EW next|La Libertad}} | {{EW next|La Libertad}} | ||
Revision as of 19:31, 30 October 2026
🏖️ Playa Cautivo
Playa Cautivo is a beach of about 1 km in the north-west of La Libertad.
Playa Cautivo is a beach of about 1 km in the north-west of La Libertad. The neighbourhood behind it, Cautivo, keeps English-style houses built in the 1920s for the managers of the Anglo Ecuadorian oil company; the municipality counted 12 heritage houses here in 2024.
See also
Source: PDOT La Libertad 2014–2019 (p. 127); 2024–2030 (pp. 195–196).
Did you know…?
🐋 …humpback whales arrive off this coast every June to breed and calve?
Keep exploring
You might also like
🏖️
The beach along La Libertad's malecón is the main public beach serving this large city.
🛢️
The oil industry on the Santa Elena Peninsula is more than a century old.
🌴
Where the cloud forest meets the Pacific — a small, unhurried village with consistent surf, yoga retreats,…
🏖️
Ayampe Beach is the beach at Ayampe, a small town at the northern end of the Ruta del Spondylus where the cloud…
🌴
The most sheltered bay on Ecuador's mainland Pacific coast — a horseshoe cove with calm turquoise water,…
🏗️ Know something we've missed?
Add it — it takes five minutes, and the next reader will thank you.