Ecuador boasts great diversity in terms of culture and nature despite its small size. Its geographical location and topography makes of its landscapes, climates, and people quite unusual. This fantastic program takes you through the best of the Ecuadorian Andes and winds up in the awesome Galapagos Islands.
Highlights

- Quito, the best preserved colonial city in Latin America
- Learn why and how being on the equator exerts a rare energy that positively impacts you
- Travel one of the most difficult railways ever constructed, descending the famous Devil’s Nose
- Visit Guayaquil, bursting with tropical color and hosting one of the biggest harbors in the Pacific basin
- Discover the Galapagos Islands, the only place on earth where wildlife you’ve never seen pose unafraid of pictures
Unique Aspects
Experience a different type of luxury ╴the simplicity of life in outstanding natural environments!
Accommodations
Private and duplex cabins with private bath
Best Time To Go
In Ecuador, temperature variations in all regions are minimal because of its geographical location on the equator. However, there are rainy and dry seasons, each lasting about six months. The breeding season in the Galapagos is roughly from May to September when most animals are active, while the rest of the year offers other natural features. In the central Andes, it’s drier from June to September. The high tourist season is during summer in the northern hemisphere, so if you want to avoid the crowds try other months. But, in terms of weather and things to see and do, anytime is good to visit Ecuador!
Duration
12 days
Sustainable Elements
- Small group size, 2 to 10
- Local professional guides
- Local and/or organic food
- Land-based tour in Galapagos
- Community-run hotels rather than cruises have a lower environmental impact in this fragile ecosystem, as you save energy and resources (e.g. fuel)
Cost
For personal pricing to meet your budget needs, please e-mail Wiser World Travel, or call 303-443-0604, USA toll free 1-877-743-0604.
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