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Quote: Day 3= Jungle trekking again. Just being in the rainforest will satisfy anybody's thirst for adventure. We were guided through the jungle floor, following streams and encountering monkeys, insects and huge… Read More
Quote: Other than the obviously cool being in the center of the world thing, there are also some neat exhibits that can be seen there, such as one with reptiles and one with neat bugs from all over Ecuador. … Read More
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Quote: A twenty minute car journey and 16 miles North of the centre of Quito and we’re arriving at the Intinian Equator Museum. My first impressions of this place were not promising and I just felt that this was not… Read More
Quote: An amazing way to see the length and breadth of Quito all at once, this cable car to 13,000 ft is a cheap way to experience flying into Quito all over again. Breath taking views, when it's not cloudy, it's… Read More
Quote: When viewing recommendations for activities in Ecuador, one thing that is always said not be missed is the 'Nariz del Diablo' train ride from Riobamba passing through Guamote, Alausi before descending down the… Read More
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Quote: This was our first time on the Yacht Isabela II and we really had a great time on the ship.This is really nice ship. It had excellent food and service. We got an inside cabin which was good. Our cabin was… Read More
Quote: There are about 10,000 acres of reserve land, with 25,000 acres of buffer zone around it. It used to be a farm but was bought and allowed to return to a forest. You stay in wonderful cabins, and there are… Read More
Quote: Ingredients: Waterproof boots; IGM maps for Papallacta, Sincholagua, Cotopaxi, and perhaps Laguna de Mica; the itinerary from "Climbing and Hiking in Ecuador"; pathfinding skills; grit. Trek del Cóndor was my… Read More