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The Galápagos Islands

A volcanic archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, the Galápagos Islands are renowned for their incredible landscapes and the remarkably diverse, endemic wildlife that inhabits them. Located approximately 1000 km from Équateur's coast, the Galápagos are perceived as a lost paradise, a natural eldorado where human activity has yet to disrupt the delicate ecosystem.

Southern Andes and Cuenca

The southern Andes deserve four full days: UNESCO-listed Cuenca, the 270 lagoons of Cajas at 4,000 metres, Inca Ingapirca and the temperate Vilcabamba valley.

Pacific Coast

700 kilometers of Pacific between the mangroves of Esmeraldas, the dry forest of Machalilla and fishing villages where humpback whales can be observed from June to September.

Amazonie

Ecuadorian Amazon

The Oriente covers 45% of the territory for 5% of the inhabitants: a network of rivers, Kichwa and Achuar community lodges, and one of the strongest biodiversities in the Amazon basin.

Andes and Avenue of Volcanoes

A 600 km corridor between two Andean mountain ranges, punctuated by eight volcanoes over 5,000 metres, Kichwa markets and colonial haciendas.