Bucay
Gateway to the coast amid waterfalls and subtropical nature
2 routes
Routes that ran through
Stop
Terminus of the Train of Sweetness · Tren Crucero stop
320 m
Altitude
Guayas
Province
Bucay station
The Bucay station, in the General Antonio Elizalde canton of Guayas province, at 320 m above sea level, marks the transition between the highlands and the coast. It is a stop on the Tren Crucero and the terminus of the Train of Sweetness towards Durán. The change of landscape, from cold páramos to green tropics, is one of the most striking moments of the journey.
Bucay is known for its waterfalls, its river bathing spots and its lush subtropical nature, ideal for adventure tourism: hiking, canopy tours and natural pools. It is a popular destination for Guayaquil residents looking for nature a short distance from the city.
Where is Bucay station?
Bucay station is located in Bucay (General Antonio Elizalde), Guayas. Coordinates: 2.1810° S, 79.1300° W.
What to see and do nearby
Points of interest a short distance from Bucay.
Other stations on the Tren Crucero
Tren Crucero
Station facilities
The stations of the Trans-Andean Railway preserve their historic architecture, with a ticket office, waiting room and platform. Here is what you will find at this station.
Connections from Bucay
Tren Crucero — Quito (Chimbacalle) ↔ Durán (Guayaquil) · service suspended. Days: Scheduled departures (high season), in both directions.
Train of Sweetness (Tren de la Dulzura) — Durán ↔ Bucay (Guayas) · service suspended. Days: Historically weekends and public holidays.
Interchange station. Several railway routes met here (Tren Crucero, Train of Sweetness (Tren de la Dulzura)), making it an important point on the network.
Getting there. Bucay is linked by road to nearby towns; outside the station you will find taxis and public transport.
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