5/5 Roy H. 2 years ago on Google
Parque
Seminario
otherwise
know
and
the
Iguana
Park
is
a
city
park
with
a
large
statue
of
Simon
Bolivar,
a
large
gazebo,
many
benches,
beautiful
trees
and
landscaping,
a
fountain
with
fish
and
turtles
living
in,
and
lots
and
lots
and
lots
of
iguanas.
The
iguanas
have
no
fear
of
people
as
they
are
protected
in
the
park.
Due
to
lack
of
fear
they
come
very
close
to
people.
There
are
vendors
selling
food
to
feed
the
iguanas,
turtles
and
pigeons.
The
day
I
went
the
Guayaquil
Municipal
Guard
Band
was
playing
songs
while
set
up
in
the
gazebo.
The
band
played
very
well
and
made
the
experience
of
seeing
the
park
even
better.
The
iguanas
did
not
seem
to
care
much
about
the
music
and
continued
about
their
business.
In
the
coy
pond/fountain
there
is
an
area
of
rocks
which
makes
a
small
island
in
the
pond
where
turtles,
iguanas
and
pigeons
all
come
together
and
sit
on
the
rocks
to
sun
themselves.
We
bought
iguana
food
on
our
way
in
only
to
find
the
iguanas
had
already
eaten
their
fill
and
there
was
uneaten
iguana
food
everywhere.
I
would
suggest
not
buying
the
food
and
just
picking
up
a
few
uneaten
pieces
from
the
grass
to
try
and
feed
the
iguanas
with.
The
only
animals
that
were
continuously
eating
were
the
pigeons.
Definitely
worth
a
visit
if
you
are
I'm
Guayaquil.
This
area
is
patrolled
by
the
police
and
armed
guards
and
is
very
safe
for
tourists.