Ecuador and Galapagos tailor made holidays

Planet

This tour also plays a significant role in supporting the planet and environment by promoting conservation-focused travel and minimizing ecological impact. The Galápagos Islands portion of the itinerary is conducted under the strict guidelines of the Galápagos National Park, with licensed naturalist guides ensuring that all wildlife interactions are respectful and non-invasive. Activities such as hiking, kayaking, and snorkeling are designed to be low-impact, allowing guests to appreciate the islands’ unique biodiversity without disturbing delicate ecosystems. In addition, visits to conservation centers and research stations help fund ongoing efforts to protect endangered species and preserve natural habitats, aligning the travel experience with global environmental sustainability goals. The tour actively promotes environmental sustainability by visiting protected natural areas and encouraging responsible tourism practices. In Cotopaxi National Park and the Galápagos Islands, guests learn about conservation efforts to protect unique ecosystems and species, such as the giant tortoises at the Charles Darwin Station. Activities like hiking, snorkeling, and wildlife observation are conducted with minimal environmental impact. Additionally, accommodations in nature-rich areas often adopt eco-friendly practices, such as reducing waste and conserving water. By educating visitors and supporting local conservation initiatives, this tour contributes to the long-term health of Ecuador's natural landscapes.

People

Hotel Boutique La Basílica: This hotel is a special building with historical futures. Is well preserved and murals are painted by hand in each room. In addition, the furniture are carved by hand by Ecuadorian artisans.

As a responsible travel company we recommend to our client to visit local business and to buy locally produced or made products. During this tour you will have a chance to visit local restaurants, cafes and markets. Ecuador is especially well known for chocolate and coffee products. When visitin Quito, we highly recommend visit to local cafe Traviesa. They only serve coffee from five different regions in Ecuador, making it highly local, and that’s something we love. Or other shop that is specializing in coffee and chocolate is Cacao & Cacao.
They are one of the best cocoa shops in Ecuador. Supporting small producers and emerging brands in the sector. They are 100% committed to Ecuadorian cocoa producers, to bring and highlight the best of their work in their store.

This tour supports local communities by fostering authentic, respectful interactions and contributing directly to their economies. Visits to indigenous highland homes offer insight into traditional lifestyles while providing income for these families. In Cuenca, guests engage with artisans who create Panama hats, jewelry, and guitars, helping preserve these age-old crafts. The tour also includes a visit to an Amazonian community, where participation in cultural activities and the purchase of handmade crafts directly benefits the local population. Through these experiences, travelers support sustainable livelihoods and help maintain Ecuador's rich cultural heritage.