One of the most beautiful under-the-radar destinations in the world, Ecuador is home to the magnificent Andes mountains.
Amazonian rainforests, grand colonial cities and the enigmatic Galapagos Islands, the world’s most biodiverse archipelago.
Quito’s historic quarter is one of the best preserved in South America, a UNESCO World Heritage...
Read MoreCanyoning involves traversing canyons, ravines and waterfalls, through walking, climbing and...
Read MoreThe waters surrounding the Galapagos islands are a haven of life, home to sea lions, golden rays,...
Read MoreSituated around 50km South of the capital, the active, Cotopaxi volcano is one of the highest in...
Read MoreAn incredible and daring feat of early 20th century engineering has made one spectacular train...
Read MoreOtavalo Market, or Plaza de los Ponchos as it is known locally, is one of the largest outdoor...
Read MoreThere are no direct flights to Ecuador from the UK, but you can change in Amsterdam or Madrid, or a number of US cities including, Miami, Houston and Atlanta.
Late may till November is the driest period on the coast, whilst the highlands are more consistent for most of the year, with generally warm dry days and cold nights, apart from December-March which is slightly wetter. For the Galapagos islands the driest and warmest period is b/w December & May.
It’s possible to visit Quito and the Galapagos in 7 days, though if you want to see more of the country we recommend a minimum of 10.
UK citizens travelling for leisure do not require a visa to enter Ecuador and may remain in the country for 90 days.
t's rich volcanic soils produce indulgent, world class coffee. The lush Amazon and unspoiled coast make for a idyllic variety of natural splendours.
Home of Machu Picchu, one of the new 7 wonders of the world.
Brazil has truly got it all!