7 articles to prepare your trip
San Pablo
At the foot of Imbabura volcano, Lake San Pablo spreads its 2.6 square miles, sacred to the Kichwa Otavalo people. Wildlife, festivals, hiking: complete guide.
Ile San Cristóbal
The administrative capital of the Galápagos, San Cristóbal captivates with Kicker Rock, its highland lake El Junco, and sea lions lounging throughout the town.
Riobamba
An Andean capital at the foot of Chimborazo, Riobamba blends indigenous markets, colonial heritage, and access to Équateur's highest volcano.
Puerto Villamil
On Isabela's southern coast, Puerto Villamil preserves the soul of a tropical fishing port—an ideal base for exploring the Galápagos volcanoes and lagoons.
La Loberia
On the southern coast of San Cristóbal, La Lobería stretches 2.5 km of coral sand where sea lions, marine iguanas and surfers share the bay.
Between the Andes and the Pacific, the Cotacachi-Cayapas reserve protects one of Ecuador's richest ecosystems. Complete guide: Cuicocha, volcano, wildlife and advice.
Concha Perla
Sheltered within the mangrove forests of Isabela, Concha de Perla offers one of the most accessible snorkeling experiences in the Galápagos, where sea lions and penguins await.
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