Discover spectacular assortment of landscapes, rich cultures, and mesmerizing history. Straddling the equator at South America’s most western point, Ecuador is one of the smallest, yet most diverse countries on the continent. With its regions that span the Pacific Coast, Andes Mountains, and Amazon Basin, Ecuador is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world. What makes ¡t a special treat for travelers is the fact that, due to its relatively small territory, one can visit many different regions with relative ease. Traveling to Ecuador also entails the opportunity to experience its magnificent crown jewels, Quito (the capital) and the Galapagos Islands. 

Historical Quito is Ecuador’s capital and gateway to the Galapagos Islands, the Coast and Andean Highlands. Browse traditional markets, take in the Lake District and the Avenue of the Volcanoes, and bask in the kind hospitality of its charming and friendly people.

Ecuador’s Andean highlands feature some of the most beautiful countryside vistas in South America. In this majestic region, we encounter old farms or “haciendas”, dating back centuries. Their proprietors still work the fertile rolling hills and have opened their doors to visitors interested in traditional Andean culture.
Experience authentic “haciendas” and other luxury Ecuador country Inns and lodging in the pristine Amazon Forest.
To the east, discover the Amazonia Forest and many of its protected areas in National Reserves. Jungle lodges are a great way to experience rainforest life.

The Galápagos archipelago, located 600 miles off the Pacific Coast, is unique in the world for its colorful endemic species. It’s ideal for families and youngsters, who can approach the charismatic wildlife within a few feet.