From incredible wildlife sightings to the opportunities for exploring the rainforest’s unique ecosystem and indigenous communities, an Amazon River cruise is the best way to embark on an unforgettable adventure through the Amazon River.
Getting married in the Andes Mountains is a captivating and unique experience that combines stunning natural beauty, cultural richness and spiritual significance.
Discover how Ecuador and the Galápagos are embracing sustainable tourism practices to preserve their beautiful landscapes and unique ecosystems for generations to come.
Ecuador is a country full of natural beauty with beaches to match. It is also a country of contrasts. Home to the world’s largest active volcano and also the Galapagos islands, the largest marine reserve in the world.
The ecuadorian pacific coast has a wide set of attractions to delight its visitors, delicious dishes prepared with fresh fish and seafood is served.
Ecuador is known for its biodiversity and rich heritage. But did you know that the country also has one of the most diverse cultures in South America?
A stop at the Amazon in Ecuador is a once in a lifetime experience. In this region, travelers can relax and enjoy being surrounded by nature and its beauty.
The Andes is a mountain range located in South America. With over 5,500 miles, it is the largest continental mountain system ...
About 600 miles from the coast of Ecuador, there is a paradise with landscapes that seem to come out of the most magical stories in fantasy books. The magical place as well as the creatures that live there, were discovered by accident.
The Amazon jungle is a megadiverse territory that occupies almost half of the total area of Ecuador. This may seem like ...
The Galapagos Islands are located on the equator, 576 miles from the Ecuadorian coast. The only way to get there is by plane.
The majestic Andes Mountains location is in South America, going all the way from Venezuela to Chile and Argentina.
Among the reasons why this destination is famous worldwide is because of the few weeks Charles Darwin spent on the ...
