5 articles to prepare your trip
Sangay
A UNESCO-listed active volcano, Sangay rises to 5,230 m at the heart of a 5,177 km² national park. Mountaineering, trekking, and Andean fauna await.
An Andean capital perched at 2,850 meters, Quito blends a UNESCO colonial center, active volcanoes, and the equatorial line. Here's everything you need to plan your stay.
Cuenca
A colonial gem nestled at 2,538 m in the Andes, Cuenca combines UNESCO heritage, authentic Panama hats and the pristine lagoons of Cajas National Park.
Cosanga
A small Andean village at the edge of the Amazon, Cosanga is home to over 580 bird species and offers a rare playground for ecotourism enthusiasts.
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.
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