Have you ever envisioned a voyage to the ends of the Earth? Imagine yourself stepping into a land where autumn hues meet glacial blues—that's March in Patagonia, an adventurer's paradise. It might feel like walking into a painting, but trust me, it’s very real. As…
The Galapagos archipelago was recently ranked among the best islands to visit by Travel + Leisure, but there is a lot to explore in mainland Ecuador, too. The Republic of Ecuador is nestled between Peru and Columbia, straddling the equator that gives the country its…
Quito, Ecuador is a popular spot to begin any adventure in this diverse country. It truly offers it all, with everything from the Galapagos Islands full of unique and abundant wildlife to the Amazon rainforest, towering volcanoes, and beautiful beaches. If you're planning to fly…
There's so much to see and do in Quito, Ecuador and the surrounding area that a proper "best of Quito" guide requires two parts. Continuing our blog, we'll delve into some more of the less-traveled destinations and excursions that are a bit further afield. Antisana…
A life-changing journey to the Galapagos Islands is on every adventure-seeker’s bucket list—but how much time should you spend exploring the archipelago? Specifically, how many days do you need in the Galapagos to get the most out of your trip? And what itinerary is best?…
The wonders of Ecuador are many, including the magical Galapagos. A cruise through the archipelago is a bucket-list travel experience. It provides the chance to view some of the world's most exotic species, such as the blue-footed booby, flightless cormorant, marine iguanas, and the Galapagos…
It goes without saying that the Galapagos Islands are a travel “must” for any world explorer. But let’s not allow the draw of the Galapagos to distract from the stunning beauty and mystery of Ecuador’s other landscapes. If you’ve read some of our previous posts…
A sighting of the Galapagos marine iguana basking on the shore and slipping into the water to feed is an enduring highlight for any visitor to the remote and mysterious islands. Darwin himself was mightily impressed by their remarkable adaptations even though he was thoroughly…
January is the prime time to explore Patagonia’s breathtaking wonders because it’s a season of pure paradoxes: wild yet mild climates, remote but inviting landscapes, and long days beckoning you to adventure for countless hours. The region, sprawling across Chile and Argentina, reveals its full…