Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport (code UIO), Ecuador’s premier aviation hub, connects passengers to all corners of the continent as well as a select number of destinations outside of South America, namely Amsterdam, New York City, Houston, Fort Lauderdale, Madrid, Miami and Dallas. Only
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From the earliest traces of ancient civilizations through to Spanish conquest and modern times, we explore the history of Ecuador through the ages, to discover all the forces, struggles and achievements which have shaped this most enticing South American nation.Ecuadorian flag on top of Santa Ana hi
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It’s no secret that we love Ecuador to bits – not only because it’s home to the Galapagos Islands, about the best place on earth to see unique marine life – but also because it offers such a varied and impressive array of experiences and activities. If you're planning your visit, here are the best t
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Cuenca is one of the most beautiful cities in all of South America and one of Ecuador’s most treasured highlights. With its UNESCO-listed colonial quarter, jam-packed full of stunning architectural gems dating back almost 500 years, Cuenca is that perfect embodiment of all that Latin America does be
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Despite its relatively small size, Ecuador has a varied and interesting geography with a range of natural formations. These range from the plains of the Amazon Basin to the snow-capped peaks of the Andes and even a patch of desert-like coast in the south. Volcanoes are scattered across the country b
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UPDATED NOVEMBER 2019Ecuadorian cuisine is as eclectic and diverse as the country itself and can be easily classified into three categories: Andean, Amazonian and coastal. The three most ubiquitous ingredients of local cuisine are potatoes, corn and avocado, these three amigos making up a huge porti
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