Canoa

A stunning location on the Northern Pacific Coast is Canoa, Ecuador. A small town chock full of fun can be found in the province of Manabi, just north of Bahia de Caraquez. High cliffs can be explored at low tide as the sandy beach stretches north. There are numerous guesthouses, hotels, and restaurants in the town, offering accommodations for every price range. The Canoa beach appears to be miles long and miles wide at low tide. When the tide goes out, it sometimes leaves behind shells and tiny turquoise-blue jellyfish. Along the beach, you can also see bright red crabs scurrying about. The surfers are roused by high tide. Between December and February, Canoa is crowded with surfers seeking the best waves of the season.

The laid-back way of life is one of the key factors in Canoa's potential. This is the atmosphere that one would anticipate from a beach town where fans of ocean sports perpetually pursue the "endless summer." There are tourists there, but they are not in large numbers. It will be simple to locate such a setting for retirees and other people who desire a more tranquil existence. Additionally, there is a residential market waiting to be established for developers looking to build investment properties.

Google rating: 4.5/5.0

Location: Manabí, Ecuador