Ecuador is well connected via major hubs like:

Miami, New York, Houston, Fort Lauderdale, Panama City, Lima, Bogotá, Amsterdam, and Madrid.

Affordable options are available from North America, Europe, and other regions.

No. Tours in this category are designed for experiences on foot or using tourist or

local transport. No motorcycle riding is required.

Tastings, visits to local markets, traditional cooking workshops, lunches at haciendas or traditional restaurants, and hands-on experiences with local products.

Ecuador uses the U.S. Dollar (USD). We recommend bringing small bills and coins for meals, souvenirs, tolls, and local markets.

The yellow fever vaccine (with international certificate) is recommended, especially if traveling to Amazon regions.

Visits to archaeological sites, museums, artisan workshops, artistic performances, heritage walks, and encounters with local communities.

Most activities are low impact. However, some tours may include moderate walks. The level of physical demand is always specified in each tour description.

- Ecuador has varied climates depending on region and altitude.

- You may experience both warm and cold temperatures in one trip.

- Ask our team for specific packing tips based on your tour route.

Yes! You can create a personalized experience that combines both types of tours. Contact us for a tailor-made itinerary.

Yes. Packages include ground transportation throughout the entire experience, as outlined in the itinerary.

Absolutely. Just let us know when booking, and we’ll accommodate your dietary needs.

We offer bilingual tours or guides specialized in the group’s preferred language. You can request your preferred language at the time of booking.

We offer half-day, full-day, and multi-day packages. The duration is specified in each tour description.

Yes. To guarantee your spot and ensure proper logistics, we recommend booking at least 7 days in advance.