by Kimberley Brown, Last week, the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of the Ecuadorian Amazon (CONFENIAE) closed all access to the rainforest, denying entrance to both tourists and Ecuadorian nationals. They
Roughly 170,000 tourists visit the Galapagos Islands every year ––or 400+ people per day–– which is a considerable amount of people coming into a small and fragile ecosystem. It’s a
Adventure Spas in Ecuador. Where to go and what to expect When you think about adventure travel, many things come to mind. Depending on how adventurous you are and what
As the year came to an end, Bryan Rubin and some of his friends took part in a Barefoot Expeditions Adventure. Bryan kindly provided an account of his adventure experience
I believe that when one travels, one does it with a purpose that involves taking the risk of going somewhere new, exotic, “dangerous.” This experience, in turn, will help you
Papallacta: Health, Recreation, Adventure and Rest Papallacta is one of the places we offer a lot in our tours. Here we will give a traveler’s view of Papallacta Termas and
The following are the most frequently visited rivers for rafting. Ecuador has more river density than any other country in the world. In one area, you can find rivers ranging
1. Weather Ecuador has four different regions, each with its own climate. They all have different temperatures, rainfall, and seasons. Temperatures in Ecuador depend on the altitude. The weather is
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Species you can see in Galapagos : You can never see all species of the Galapagos unless you do a 15-day tour visiting all the possible islands: some animals live
Where to find Pink Dolphins in Ecuador Amazon Rainforest
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We recently had a client who loves Amazon River pink dolphins and wishes to increase her chances of close encounters with these magnificent cetaceans. Here, we investigate how to make