Your trip to Ecuador
South America offers exceptional biodiversity, thanks to the different ecosystems found around the Andes mountain range that runs from north to south.
In Ecuador, the climates specific to each altitude, in areas that are sometimes difficult for humans to access, have enabled numerous species to develop and adapt. Come and discover them!
Travel to Galapagos
There are two ways to discover the Galapagos wildlife paradise. Both will enable you to observe the archipelago's extraordinary, untamed wildlife and get a good overview of its volcanic landscapes.
Whichever option you choose, we recommend that you prepare well in advance, as the archipelago is a tourist destination and places sell out fast!
Your boat cruise
One of the advantages of a cruise is that it allows you to visit more sites (around two per day) and to…
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Trips in the Tumbes region
Straddling northern Peru and southern Ecuador, this unique bio-region, little-known to the general public, offers a rich alternative for naturalist discoveries off the beaten track. These semi-dry forests are home to a surprising and fascinating array of flora and fauna. Our specialized and passionate guides will help you discover all these splendors on our trips to the Tumbes region.
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Travels in the Chocó region
The Chocó bio-region, also referred to by some as the Chocó-Darien, stretches from southern Panama to central Ecuador. Wedged between the Pacific Ocean coastline and the western foothills of the Andes mountain range, it enjoys a humid tropical climate and offers countless ecosystems along a broad altitudinal gradient, giving it an uncommon level of endemism. Naturalist discoveries, photo safaris, birdwatching trips or herpetological explorations - there's no shortage of reasons to explore its every nook and cranny.
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Tours in the Andes
The Andes mountain range, the backbone of the American continent, reaches an altitude of 6,263 metres at its highest point in Ecuador: the Chimborazo volcano. It stretches from north to south, dividing the country in two. The two cordilleras, the Cordillera Occidental and the Cordillera Oriental, spanning some 400 kilometers, are home to the Inter-Andean Valley, where most of the major cities are located. These surprising and varied landscapes of volcanic origin, cradles of ancestral native populations, are for the…
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Trips to Amazonia
"The jungle is new everywhere, but everywhere it saturates the senses with the intensity and brutal beauty of the life that teems there" - Thomas Marent
The Amazon rainforest is probably the geographic zone with the highest biodiversity in the world. This reservoir of life in the wild is an ideal place for observing birds, plants, mammals, amphibians, reptiles and insects. This fragile and mysterious ecosystem is of vital importance to the planet. It produces 20% of the Earth's oxygen…
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Trips on the Pacific coast
To the west of the Andes lie the coastal lowlands and the Pacific Ocean. Ecuador is privileged because its coasts are bathed to the north by the warm Panama Current, also known as the Niño Current, and to the south by the cold Humboldt Current. Numerous ecosystems of natural importance benefit from this climatic situation, and you can discover them on our trips to the Pacific coast. Mangrove areas are home to large populations of tursiops dolphins and migratory birds.…
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