Ecuador is a true geographical wonder that cannot fail to impress, from the snow-capped Andean mountain range, the sun-soaked Pacific coastline, to its lush rainforests, Ecuador truly has is all. Despite its diminutive size, Ecuador was declared by Conservation International to be one of only 17 countries in the world that are considered "mega diverse", in fact Ecuador is by area the most megadiverse country in the world, and its geographical, biological and cultural diversity is unparalleled.

In the small country of Ecuador there exists a fantastic biological diversity. With so many incredible landscapes, ecosystems, as well as plant and animal species to protect, it's no wonder that Ecuador has 44 protected areas, which include every single one of the ecosystems of this country. Some of these protected areas are as big as a province or as small as an urban park. Of the 28,356,100 hectares of Ecuador's area, 4,675,376 hectares are part of protected areas. This means that 17% of Ecuador's total land area is protected.

While hikers and trekkers will definitely want to visit the imposing Andean summits of the Avenue of the Volcanoes, wildlife and nature enthusiasts can head into the extensive reserves of the Amazon jungle. The coastal areas are excellent places to relax and enjoy the coastal tranquility while also discovering the incredibly bio-diverse marine life of Ecuador, with its many rays, manatees and whales.

We are able to offer exclusive encounters and unique experiences for those with a spirit of adventure and passion for life. In addition to offering experiences such as walking and trekking tours, kayaking, mountain biking and horseback riding activities. We believe that by making a connection with local people helps improve the experience for everyone and helps foster respect for native and traditional peoples and cultures.

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