A city located in southern Ecuador’s Andes mountains. Famous for it’s crafted Panama hats, cobblestone streets and cathedral, it is one of Ecuador’s most charming cities. It is also a popular location for foreigners to retire. You can get here by flying into the city’s airport or bus!

Sitting at an altitude of 2,850 meters, Ecuador’s capitol is situated in the foothills of the Andes mountains. Built on the foundations of an ancient Incan city, Quito is filled with cathedrals, city squares, markets and bustling city life. Quito has one of the country’s international airports.

The world’s largest tropical rainforest expands some of it’s biodiversity into the Northeast portion of Ecuador. Filled with incredible wildlife and winding rivers, we recommend taking a guided trip to soak up all of it’s beauty.

A collection of islands created by volcanos rising from the ocean, this corner of the world is unlike any other place that exists. From hiking the islands and volcanos, to scuba or snorkeling in the ocean there is so much adventuring to do!

About a three hour drive from Quito, Banos is a city surrounded by hot springs and waterfalls. Pack your hiking books and get ready for an (possibly very wet) adventure when you visit this city!

On the Western coast of the country, this village is known for its fishing! You can easily take a day trip to Isla de la Plata, known as the “Poor Man’s Galapagos”, to see a variety of local wildlife. If you are looking for a peaceful getaway in a quaint beach town with friendly people, look no further!