To send flowers to Guayaquil from abroad, order online in US dollars — Ecuador's own currency, conveniently — and a local Guayaquil florist arranges your bouquet fresh for hand delivery within 1-2 working days. Bouquets start around $55, the service fee is a flat $14.95, and same-day delivery is often available before noon local time.
What makes Ecuadorian roses worth sending?
Ecuador is one of the world's great rose producers, with farms in the Andean highlands around Cayambe and across the northern sierra growing long-stemmed varieties prized on every continent — the high-altitude sun and cool nights produce famously large heads and straight stems. When you send roses to Guayaquil, they have not crossed an ocean to get there — they have come down from the sierra, which shows in the head size and vase life. Local florists build on that advantage with tropical stems suited to the coastal heat, arranging everything fresh on delivery day rather than pulling a boxed bouquet off a shelf.
When does Guayaquil celebrate with flowers?
July is the city's proudest month: the Fiestas Julianas around July 25 mark Guayaquil's founding with concerts, parades and a burst of civic pride along the Malecón 2000, the riverfront promenade on the Guayas. October 9, the anniversary of the city's independence, is a national holiday and another wave of guayaquileño pride. Mother's Day, celebrated the second Sunday of May, is the year's biggest flower date, with Valentine's close behind. And for something more personal, a bouquet delivered to a birthday dinner in Urdesa, to an apartment in the northern neighborhoods, or to the foot of the candy-coloured houses of Las Peñas — below Cerro Santa Ana and its famous 444 steps, a short walk from the iguanas of Parque Seminario — tends to be remembered.
Does the coastal climate affect delivery?
Only in ways the local model already solves. Guayaquil has two seasons: a hot, humid, rainy stretch from roughly January to April, and a cooler, overcast season the rest of the year when the garúa mists roll in off the Pacific current. Either way, the flowers are arranged in the city on the day of delivery and carried by hand, so heat and humidity never get hours alone with your bouquet — the failure mode of boxed international shipping simply does not apply.
Is it complicated to order from another country?
Not at all, and that is the point. Many of our Guayaquil orders come from Ecuadorians living in the US, Spain or Italy, sending love home. You pay in USD with no conversion surprises — cards, PayPal, Shop Pay, or you can pay with Bitcoin at checkout. Your message is delivered exactly as you write it, in Spanish or English, and our 4.8/5 rating across 377+ verified reviews reflects how reliably bouquets land where they should.
We also deliver to Quito up in the capital and to Cuenca in the southern sierra. Browse flower delivery across Ecuador to see everywhere we reach — same flat fee, same local-florist model, since 2005.
Sending from the United States? Our full guide covers addressing, timing, local customs and what a bouquet really costs: our complete guide to sending flowers to Ecuador.
