Ecuador is located on the equator, where its diminutive size hides the country's astounding geological diversity, ranging from a phalanx of snow-covered Andean volcanic peaks to lush Amazon rainforests. Holidays to Ecuador include seeing historical cities steeped in history and wild Pacific beaches surrounded by luxuriant flora and teeming with animals. A few hours' flight separates Ecuador's coast from the Galápagos Islands, which are also a part of Ecuadorian territory. The cluster of islands made of twisted lava, craggy cliffs, and scrubby woodland created by volcanoes poking through the water's surface appears to be an unusual habitat for wildlife. They are alternatively sun-baked and misty and covered in twisted lava. To the surprise of visitors from Darwin onwards, a phenomenal variety of obedient bird and reptile species and undersea marine critters have settled and evolved here.

Mainland Ecuador is a small, straightforward country. Trips are always comfortable in length, and the roads are always beautiful. The transportation system is completed by recently renovated rail and brief domestic aircraft. One of the most traditional nations on the continent, Quito is a magnificent example of a colonial metropolis. The highland regions have a strong indigenous heritage, with cottage crafts and hand-woven textiles heaped high in the bustling markets. Ecuador is particularly appealing if you want to engage in outdoor sports, travel to nearby communities, take in the stunning scenery, and unwind on rural farms or haciendas. Our Holiday Vibes are Good Vibes Only!