Category: Tips n Tricks

Explore Yasuní and Cuyabeno

Explore Yasuní and Cuyabeno: The Best Amazon Rainforest Tours in Ecuador When travelers think of the Amazon, they often picture Brazil. But just beyond the Andes, the Amazon Rainforest in Ecuador offers an equally wild and far more accessible experience. At Ecuador Eco Adventure, we guide you deep into the jungle—into a world of biodiversity, ancient cultures, and unforgettable encounters. Our Amazon tours in Ecuador focus on two of the…

Eco-Tourism in Ecuador

Eco-Tourism in Ecuador

Eco-Tourism in Ecuador: How Your Trip Can Help Protect the Andes, Amazon, and Galápagos Discover Ecuador’s Diversity—And Its Fragility Ecuador is one of the most ecologically diverse countries on the planet. Within a few hundred kilometers, travelers can experience snowcapped peaks in the Andes, untouched jungle in the Amazon, and pristine coastlines in the Galápagos Islands. Each of these regions offers extraordinary beauty, but they also face serious threats. As…

Galápagos Islands Group Tour

Galápagos Islands Group Tour: 9 Days with 18 Italians Exploring Ecuador’s Enchanted Isles On May 21st, 2025, our Ecuador Eco Adventure team had the joy of guiding 18 spirited Italian travelers through an unforgettable 9-day Galápagos Islands tour. With a perfect mix of exploration and relaxation, we visited six incredible sites—Santa Cruz, Santa Fe Island, Isabela Island, Los Túneles, Sierra Negra Volcano, and Pinzón Island—while also enjoying three well-earned leisure…

Climb Cayambe

Climb Cayambe

Climb Cayambe: Ecuador’s Glacial Giant When most climbers think of Ecuador, Cotopaxi and Chimborazo often steal the spotlight. But tucked just northeast of Quito lies Cayambe (5,790 m) — the third highest mountain in Ecuador, and the only major glaciated peak on Earth crossed by the equator. Despite its size and beauty, Cayambe remains one of the most underrated climbs in the Andes. And that’s exactly what makes it so…

Climb Antisana

Climb Antisana

Climb Antisana: Ecuador’s Wild and Forbidden Giant If you're an experienced mountaineer looking for something off the beaten path in Ecuador, Antisana might just be the mountain you've been dreaming of. At 5,704 meters (18,714 ft), it's the fourth-highest volcano in Ecuador—and by far one of the least climbed. Why? Because this icy colossus is as remote, wild, and technical as they come. But make no mistake: Antisana isn’t just…

Climbing Season in Ecuador

Climbing Season in Ecuador

Climbing Season in Ecuador Is On: Join Our Most Popular 6-Day Cotopaxi & Chimborazo Program The prime climbing months in Ecuador are here. While it's possible to climb all year round, the best seasons for mountaineering are typically May through August and then again from October to January. These months offer the most stable weather conditions for glacier travel and summit pushes on Ecuador’s two most iconic peaks: Cotopaxi (5,897…

Summer Climbing Season

Why the Summer Climbing Season is the Best Time to Summit Cotopaxi and Chimborazo Ecuador offers year-round mountaineering, but the summer months provide particularly stable weather and ideal conditions for high-altitude climbs. For those aiming to conquer Cotopaxi (5,897 m) and Chimborazo (6,263 m), proper acclimatization is key. Our Cotopaxi & Chimborazo expedition is designed to maximize success by ensuring a gradual adaptation to altitude before attempting these legendary summits.…

How to Prevent and Manage Altitude Sickness While Climbing Ecuador’s Peaks

Introduction: Climbing the towering peaks of Ecuador, such as Cotopaxi and Chimborazo, offers an unparalleled adventure. But as you ascend to altitudes above 5,000 meters, altitude sickness becomes a real concern. Whether you're an experienced mountaineer or a beginner tackling these impressive summits, it's essential to understand how to prevent and manage altitude sickness to ensure a safe and successful climb. In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to…

Climb Chimborazo

Climb Chimborazo: The Adventure of a Lifetime at Ecuador's Highest Peak At 6,263 meters above sea level, Chimborazo is not only Ecuador’s highest peak but also the closest point on Earth to the sun. This towering, inactive volcano is a bucket-list challenge for experienced climbers, offering a journey like no other. Whether you're drawn to its imposing beauty or the sheer thrill of standing atop the world’s most prominent mountain…

Explore the Andes Mountains of Ecuador

Explore the Andes Mountains of Ecuador: Top Winter Trekking Adventures with Ecuador Eco Adventure As winter approaches, Ecuador's Andes Mountains come alive with opportunities for adventure. Whether you're a seasoned trekker or a nature enthusiast looking to immerse yourself in some of the world's most stunning landscapes, the Andes offer an unforgettable experience. From snow-capped volcanoes to remote valleys, the Ecuadorian highlands are a dream destination for those seeking beauty…