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Straddling the equator at South America’s most western point, this is one of the smallest, yet most diverse countries on the continent. The size of the state of Nevada, Ecuador is a Spanish-speaking nation that is home to 13 million, 50% of whom are native Indians descended from 15 ethnic groups.
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Andean Haciendas Tour
Ecuador’s central valley, a majestic region interspersed with centuries-old colonial farms or “haciendas”, features some of South America’s most beautiful countryside. Still working an array of patchwork fields, these haciendas have opened their doors to visitors who are interested in traditional societies and have a willingness to be swept away to another time. In a peaceful, relaxed setting nestled among fertile rolling hills we chat with artists, wood sculptors, weavers and farmers. We walk beneath inspiring glacier-covered volcanos and wander trails in lush cloud-forests. We meet local people, study fascinating flora and glimpse birds and wildlife on this captivating adventure — ideal for photographers, families and anyone interested in the history of the Ecuadorian Andes. view details
Length: 9 days / 8 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade II
Land Cost From: from $3,605
Ecuador’s central valley, a majestic region interspersed with centuries-old colonial farms or “haciendas”, features some of South America’s most beautiful countryside. Still working an array of patchwork fields, these haciendas have opened their doors to visitors who are interested in traditional societies and have a willingness to be swept away to another time. In a peaceful, relaxed setting nestled among fertile rolling hills we chat with artists, wood sculptors, weavers and farmers. We walk beneath inspiring glacier-covered volcanos and wander trails in lush cloud-forests. We meet local people, study fascinating flora and glimpse birds and wildlife on this captivating adventure — ideal for photographers, families and anyone interested in the history of the Ecuadorian Andes. view details
Length: 9 days / 8 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade II
Land Cost From: from $3,605
Highlands Full Moon Trek
The Ecuadorian Andes are an ideal trekking destination. Scattered beneath the icy summits of the country's eleven highest volcanos are azure lakes, groves of quiñuar trees and quaint Andean communities. Discernable for miles, these solitary frozen giants dominate the horizon. They tower above the surrounding fertile valley, named the Avenue of the Volcanos by the German naturalist Alexander Von Humboldt. This active program takes us through the heart of the central valley, promising great hiking and spectacular views as well as opportunities to visit rural settlements and meet with indigenous people who continue the traditions of their ancestors. view details
Length: 10 days / 9 nights
Season: June - February
Rating: Grade III
Land Cost From: from $3,735
The Ecuadorian Andes are an ideal trekking destination. Scattered beneath the icy summits of the country's eleven highest volcanos are azure lakes, groves of quiñuar trees and quaint Andean communities. Discernable for miles, these solitary frozen giants dominate the horizon. They tower above the surrounding fertile valley, named the Avenue of the Volcanos by the German naturalist Alexander Von Humboldt. This active program takes us through the heart of the central valley, promising great hiking and spectacular views as well as opportunities to visit rural settlements and meet with indigenous people who continue the traditions of their ancestors. view details
Length: 10 days / 9 nights
Season: June - February
Rating: Grade III
Land Cost From: from $3,735
Galápagos Wildlife Odyssey aboard the M/V Eclipse
Brought to the world’s attention by Darwin's famous 1835 visit, and declared a World Heritage Site in 1978, Galápagos is Ecuador's largest national park. Opposing ocean currents buffet the volcanic islands, resulting in a unique environment which provides the perfect setting for birds, plants and reptiles which are are not found anywhere else on earth! This is one of the few destinations where travelers of all ages can share the fascination of approachable wildlife and enjoy great weather and easy-paced activities. view details
Length: 9 days / 8 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade I
Land Cost From: from $6,105
Brought to the world’s attention by Darwin's famous 1835 visit, and declared a World Heritage Site in 1978, Galápagos is Ecuador's largest national park. Opposing ocean currents buffet the volcanic islands, resulting in a unique environment which provides the perfect setting for birds, plants and reptiles which are are not found anywhere else on earth! This is one of the few destinations where travelers of all ages can share the fascination of approachable wildlife and enjoy great weather and easy-paced activities. view details
Length: 9 days / 8 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade I
Land Cost From: from $6,105
Galápagos & Machu Picchu aboard the M/V Eclipse
Experience two of South America’s most important and renowned destinations on one exciting tour. The Galápagos, a foremost natural history destination offers visitors the chance to watch and photograph unique species of wildlife, learn about our planet and how species evolved, and observe animal behaviors not normally seen including courtship rituals, nest building and/or the rearing of young! Machu Picchu, the jewel of Inca architecture, a site created in harmony with its natural surroundings allows visitors a glimpse into a not too distant, fascinating past. view details
Length: 15 days / 14 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade II
Land Cost From: from $9,465
Experience two of South America’s most important and renowned destinations on one exciting tour. The Galápagos, a foremost natural history destination offers visitors the chance to watch and photograph unique species of wildlife, learn about our planet and how species evolved, and observe animal behaviors not normally seen including courtship rituals, nest building and/or the rearing of young! Machu Picchu, the jewel of Inca architecture, a site created in harmony with its natural surroundings allows visitors a glimpse into a not too distant, fascinating past. view details
Length: 15 days / 14 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade II
Land Cost From: from $9,465
Galápagos Wildlife Odyssey aboard the M/Y La Pinta
Brought to the world’s attention by Darwin's famous 1835 visit, and declared a World Heritage Site in 1978, Galápagos is Ecuador's largest national park. Opposing ocean currents buffet the volcanic islands, resulting in a unique environment which provides the perfect setting for birds, plants and reptiles which are are not found anywhere else on earth! This is one of the few destinations where travelers of all ages can share the fascination of approachable wildlife and enjoy great weather and easy-paced activities. view details
Length: 11 days / 10 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade I
Land Cost From: from $7,465
Brought to the world’s attention by Darwin's famous 1835 visit, and declared a World Heritage Site in 1978, Galápagos is Ecuador's largest national park. Opposing ocean currents buffet the volcanic islands, resulting in a unique environment which provides the perfect setting for birds, plants and reptiles which are are not found anywhere else on earth! This is one of the few destinations where travelers of all ages can share the fascination of approachable wildlife and enjoy great weather and easy-paced activities. view details
Length: 11 days / 10 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade I
Land Cost From: from $7,465
Galápagos & Machu Picchu aboard the M/Y La Pinta
Experience two of South America’s most important and renowned destinations on one exciting tour. The Galápagos, a foremost natural history destination offers visitors the chance to watch and photograph unique species of wildlife, learn about our planet and how species evolved, and observe animal behaviors not normally seen including courtship rituals, nest building and/or the rearing of young! Machu Picchu, the jewel of Inca architecture, a site created in harmony with its natural surroundings allows visitors a glimpse into a not too distant, fascinating past. view details
Length: 17 days / 16 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade II
Land Cost From: from $10,815
Experience two of South America’s most important and renowned destinations on one exciting tour. The Galápagos, a foremost natural history destination offers visitors the chance to watch and photograph unique species of wildlife, learn about our planet and how species evolved, and observe animal behaviors not normally seen including courtship rituals, nest building and/or the rearing of young! Machu Picchu, the jewel of Inca architecture, a site created in harmony with its natural surroundings allows visitors a glimpse into a not too distant, fascinating past. view details
Length: 17 days / 16 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade II
Land Cost From: from $10,815
