Travel to Isabela Island - Galapagos Isabela Island, also called Albemarle in English, is one of the youngest island of the Galápagos archipelago, but also the biggest, and is located at the west of the archipelago. Isabela is around 1 million years old and has around 1,500 inhabitants. Travellers can only access to the island by the sea, from Santa Cruz island via ferry, the biggest city of Isabela is…

Visit Santa Cruz - Galapagos Islands Santa Cruz Island, also called Indefatigable in English, is one of the most famous islands of the Galápagos archipelago. You can access to the island by the sea, taking a boat from San Cristobal island, or by the air. The airport is located at the north of the island, on another little island called Baltra. There are around 30,000 inhabitants on this island, which…

Visit San Cristobal - Galapagos Islandshttp://www.ecuadorecoadventures.com San Cristobal Island, also called Chatham in English, is one of the oldest islands of Galápagos. It is located at the east of the archipelago and is the capital of it. It is also one of the aerial access points to the Galápagos, as there is an airport on the island. San Cristobal counts between 5,000 to 6,000 inhabitants, and its biggest city is…

Exploring Yasuni Rainforest 2021 With more than one million hectares, Yasuni National Park is the biggest protected area of Ecuador. It is located in the provinces of Orellana and Pastaza, at the north of the country and near Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve. The park entered the National Parks and Protected Areas Program in 1979, in order to preserve its huge and rich biodiversity. Ten years later, in 1989, the park was…

Ecuador Eco Adventure Welcomes Maika a student from  Université d’Angers - France, who is going to do a Tourism Internship. Maika is going to help us with articles, and with visits to our volunteer programs, we have a lot to work on after the covid-19 crisis and hope we can learn from her as much as she can learn from us. we share with our readers her first modest article…

Ecuador Travel Post Covid19 - 2021 Ecuador has been open to international tourism since November 2020, after 6 long months, due to the pandemic, our company has been working since July 2020 with local national tourists trying to adapt to the new reality post covid-19 Some local attractions have seized to exist such as the Nariz del Diablo Train which, has officially been closed down for good, the famous route…

So 2020 is over, and our company as many others around the world suffered a huge impact due to the Covid-19 crisis, However, this post is not to look back into our struggle during the global reset, but more on the way we have been able to recover and work again after 6 months of stand by. As of July 1st, some of Ecuador´s National parks open again to the…

As of July 1st, Ecuador is ready to receive international tourist on this new Post COVID c life, we are ready to start working, ad leading expeditions once again, if you have been thinking about training for Climbing Cotopaxi or Chimborazo, here are 9 Recommendations to Train for Chimborazo Climb. Chimborazo is a nontechnical climb, from start to finish, the gain in altitude is about 1,4 km (less than a…

[caption id="attachment_2748" align="alignleft" width="300"] Baby Land Turtle - Galapagos Islands[/caption] Best Time to Visit Galapagos islands; Are you planning a trip to the Galapagos islands and want to know when is the best time to visit as far as weather goes? or are you looking for times of the year with less affluence of people? The Galapagos Islands are located in the pacific ocean, 677 miles from the coast of Ecuador,…

Galapagos Islands on a Budget? Are you planning to visit the Galapagos Islands? The costs involved in taking a trip to this iconic part of the world, and the ridiculous prices listed on the internet, tends to make people scared from going there, even though this will take a considerable part of your travel budget, there are ways to prevent making a huge hole in your pocket, in this post,…