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Swim with Sea Lions in the Galápagos: Experience the thrill of swimming and snorkeling in the clear waters of the Galápagos alongside playful sea lions, marine iguanas, and graceful sea turtles. It’s an unparalleled, ethical wildlife encounter.
Walk Among Giant Tortoises: Witness the ancient, gentle giant tortoises of the Galápagos highlands. Observing these magnificent creatures, for whom the islands are named, is a humbling experience.
Marvel at Blue-Footed Boobies: See the famous blue-footed boobies perform their comical courtship dance. Their vibrant blue feet and charismatic behavior are a delight for any wildlife enthusiast.
Explore Colonial Quito: Discover the rich history and stunning colonial architecture of Quito, the world’s first city to be named a UNESCO World Heritage site, nestled high in the Andean mountains.
Discover the Amazon Rainforest: Venture into the Yasuní National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, to experience the immense biodiversity of the Amazon. Stay at an eco-lodge and immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the jungle.
Savor Fresh Vegan Cuisine: Enjoy delicious, naturally vegan-friendly Ecuadorian dishes. From hearty potato soups (locro) and plantain-based patacones to fresh fruit juices and vegan ceviche made with hearts of palm, you will eat very well.
Ecuador was the first country in the world to formally recognize the Rights of Nature in its constitution, granting the environment the legal right to exist and flourish.
The famous “Panama hat” actually originates from Ecuador. They were woven by hand in the towns of Montecristi and Cuenca and were shipped to Panama to be sold to gold prospectors, hence the name.
The Galápagos Islands were the primary inspiration for Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection after his visit in 1835.
Because of its location on the equator, Ecuador experiences nearly constant daylight hours year-round, with sunrise and sunset happening at almost the same time each day.