Traveling to Cuenca on Nov.09

Try Café Eucalyptus, in the center, for starters. But you won't need much help. Cuenca is overflowing with expats and English speakers.

Thank you....mstep.. Sounds like a good place to start.....

also wondering if there are a lot of English speaking expats in Cuenca...... might there be a local English speaking paper or website with classifieds......????

Thanks.......

Interesting posts. I spent several months in Cuenca almost 10 years ago and only very rarely ran into any native English speakers. Also, I found that very few of the locals spoke English, either. For that reason, it was a great place to improve my Spanish language skills.

Yes it seems the expats don't really want to be part of the local community but form their own gated isolated communities and well we can imagine the rest can't we....

also wondering if there are a lot of English speaking expats in Cuenca...... might there be a local English speaking paper or website with classifieds......????

Yes, Gringo Tree, Cuenca High Life
There are several thousand English speaking expats in Cuenca. cheapfuq (my former name) wishes you 'buena suerte' 😉