The capital city of Ecuador, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, is filled with historical sites such as the San Francisco Church, the Compañía de Jesús Church, and the Basilica del Voto Nacional. Stroll around the colonial quarter's cobbled streets.
These famous islands are a haven for wildlife lovers. Experience the unique opportunity to see animals such as the Galapagos tortoise and the blue-footed booby in their natural habitat.
Another UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuenca is known for its colonial architecture, art, and cultural festivals. The city also houses the famous Panama hat factories.
Home to one of the world's highest active volcanoes, Cotopaxi offers hiking, climbing, and camping opportunities.
Stand on the equator at Ciudad Mitad del Mundo and visit the Intiñan Solar Museum where you can conduct some fun experiments.
It's one of the largest indigenous markets in South America, where you can buy traditional Ecuadorian crafts, textiles, and food.
Visit the Yasuni National Park, a biodiversity hotspot. Take a boat ride on the Napo River, meet indigenous communities, and observe the wildlife.
With over 200 glacial lakes and a variety of wildlife, this park offers stunning hiking routes.
A beautiful crater lake with turquoise water, where you can hike or ride a mule around the rim, or descend to the water.
A thrilling train ride down steep slopes and along narrow cliffs known as Nariz del Diablo. It's one of the most exciting railroad journeys in the world.
Visit the coastal towns of Salinas and Montañita for their beautiful beaches, surfing, and vibrant nightlife.
The largest known Inca ruins in Ecuador. A guided tour will give you insight into the Inca and Canari cultures.
Join in the celebrations of Inti Raymi (Festival of the Sun) or the Day of the Dead for a cultural immersion.