Laguna Quilotoa, is a lagoon in what was once a volcano, its waters are greenish blue, it is located in the Ecuadorian Andes south of Quito. See Lake Quilotoa from the various viewpoints on the crater rim with wonderful views of Cotopaxi in the distance, on the way back to Quito.

Famous for their extraordinary biodiversity, the islands are home to species found nowhere else in the world. The Galapagos are a top destination for tourists who love nature and wildlife, such as giant tortoises, marine iguanas and blue-footed boobies. Cruises and island hopping are ways to explore their ecosystems.

Discover Quito that will offer you a visit to the city in its old town. Together with a private guide, enjoy its landscapes from the cable car and then visit the monument "The Middle of the World" to learn more about the effects of the equator.

Cuyabeno, Ecuador is one of the most popular regions in the Amazon, it is accessible and affordable. In Cuyabeno, pristine nature awaits the intrepid visitor. The incredible biodiversity of birds, animals and plant species is hard to beat, including the famous pink Cuyabeno river dolphin. You will also encounter indigenous tribes.