Top Ecuador Seasonal & Special Occasions

Food is always the best way to discover one culture, so we are going to talk about the food, traditions and history. Quito is much more than a colonial city, so join me to reach the roots of our Quito´s ancestors in this tour.

Take a break from sightseeing in order to relax mind, body, and soul on a day trip to Termas de Papallacta Spa from Quito. A serene experience ideal for tired travelers, this tour covers the thermal springs of Termas de Papallacta Spa. Spend ample time soaking in the steaming waters of the pools, created by volcanic activity and natural heat. Refreshments and entrance fees are included.

Explore the rugged surroundings and stunning scenery of Cotopaxi National Park and Cotopaxi Volcano during this full-day trip. Enjoy a short hike into the Limpiopungo Valley before driving ever-higher into this sky-high region, stopping at the 15,800-foot (4830-meter) Padre Rivas Refuge. If you’re feeling up for it, you’ll continue to the 16,500-foot (5,050-meter) Cotopaxi Glacier. This Cotopaxi day trip also includes national park fees, a guide, bottled water, round-trip hotel transport and an optional trip upgrade with lunch.

Enjoy this full-day tour of Otavalo Marketplace, the largest Indigenous market in Latin America. Departing Quito, you’ll travel to Otavalo Marketplace, to browse stalls for colorful, artisan souvenirs and delicious flavors. See, too, the famous equator monument and stop in Peguche to visit a waterfall and a local family to learn about local music.

Journey to the beautiful Quilotoa volcano, driving through stunning mountain scenery and stopping to visit local Andean communities, during this day trip from Quito. Travel along the spectacular ‘Avenue of Volcanoes’ passing beneath its towering peaks, eventually stopping at a village of an indigenous community, to explore a local home and learn about their daily life. Finish your day with a trip to the lagoon inside Quilotoa volcano. This day trip includes a guide, entrance fees, round-trip hotel transport, and lunch.

Cuenca apart of its history and culture has something particular and it is a craft beer that this city has. In this experiences you will know about the history of cuenca and you will taste the traditional beer of this beatiful city

This shuttle transfer service is a comfortable and efficient way to travel between Cuenca and Guayaquil. Simply choose the time, date, and location that works for you, and enjoy a convenient door-to-door service. No need to share the ride with other passengers—this is a private service just for your party.

Enhance your experience of the Middle of the World Monument on a private tour that takes you to several hidden gems surrounding it. While most visitors only go to the equator line, you’ll see hummingbirds at a secret nearby farm, visit the famous Intiñan Museum, and sample craft beer at a local brewery.

Cajas National Park, with its 200 glacial lakes and numerous hiking trails, is easily one of the most beautiful places in Ecuador. With this tour, travelers with limited time in Cuenca can still spend a few hours exploring the Andean highlands with two guided hikes through two different forest ecosystems.

Combine culture with nature on a private full-day city and cocoa farm tour from Guayaquil. Designed for travelers passing through Guayaquil, this excursion takes you to a rural cocoa farm where you’ll tour the plantation and make chocolate from scratch. Then, you’ll embark on a sightseeing tour of Guayaquil city, home to attractions such as Las Penas neighborhood, Malecon 2000, and Parque Historico. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

You don’t need to visit the Galapagos Island to experience the rich wildlife of Ecuador. Get up close to howler monkeys, freshwater birds, and more on a tour to Churute Mangroves Ecological Reserve. After comfortable transfer from your Guayaquil hotel, enjoy a peaceful canoe ride and hike through the tropical dry forest. Later, tour the grounds of a nearby cocoa plantation and enjoy a traditional lunch prepared with local ingredients.

Discover the Amazon Witness the vibrant transformation of the Amazon at dawn on this half-day birdwatching tour in Misahuallí. As the morning light filters through the lush vegetation, immerse yourself in breathtaking landscapes and the region’s rich biodiversity. With an expert guide, you can identify fascinating bird species — from electric blue-fishing martins to colorful thongs and parrots — all while enjoying the serene beauty of the Amazon rainforest. This personalized experience guarantees you to observe wildlife in total tranquility and appreciate the natural environment before returning to your afternoon plans. Immersive experience of 5 hours of bird watching in the Amazon rainforest. Expert guide to help you identify local bird species and their habitats. Spectacular panoramic views where Amazonian rivers meet lush primary vegetation.

Discover whale mothers and calves with our unique early program! Our 6:30am educational experience offers special insight into maternal behaviors during quiet morning hours. Our bilingual specialists share research while involving you in community documentation. The early start provides peaceful conditions when mothers demonstrate important behaviors. Limited to 10 participants, this program offers excellent learning from selected viewing areas. Perfect for photographers and nature enthusiasts seeking a deeper understanding. Conclude with local culture - tasting traditional peanut-based fish ceviche, connecting Ecuador's natural heritage with its cuisine. Available only during August to September

Our expert beer someliers will guide you on a tasteful journery of local Ecuadorian Craft Beer, featuring various local ingredients resulting in flavorful experiences. You'll enjoy 3 samples of local beers and at the end we will make available a pint of your choosing of our house beers. Our taps change on a daily basis, so make sure your open to trying something new!

Discover the best of Guayaquil on this half-day experience that highlights the city's history, cultural diversity, and varied Ecuadorian cuisine. In a short amount of time see the gardens, birds, and monkeys of Historic Park, as well as the architecture of the old city. Plus learn all about chocolate with a visit to the Cocoa Museum and a cacao factory where you can see the chocolate-making process from bean to bar.

Get up close to iconic Galapagos Islands wildlife, including marine iguanas and masked boobies, on a full day tour to South Plaza Island from Santa Cruz. There’s no need to rush to a meeting point, as complimentary hotel pickup is provided. After a scenic yacht ride from Itabaca Canal, swim and snorkel with white tip sharks and sea turtles at Punta Carrion. Book the excursion in advance to maximize your limited time on the islands.

"Dive into the lush cloud forests of Mindo, the birdwatching capital of the world, where some 480 avian species await discovery. With half-day and full-day tour options, enthusiasts can observe unique species such as the Andean Rock Rooster, the Choco Toucan and many more. Each tour includes a bilingual guide, binoculars and breakfast, ensuring an engaging experience for both experienced birders and occasional nature lovers. Immerse yourself in Ecuador’s rich biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes while enjoying the thrill of bird watching. Explore diverse bird species with expert guidance in Mindo. Enjoy breakfast and included binoculars for optimal viewing. Choose from several tours tailored to your interests and time. Convenient hotel pick-up services guarantee a hassle-free adventure."

It's an exciting adventure to the famous El Pailón del Diablo waterfall, where you'll discover many more attractions and routes within the little piece of heaven that is Baños.

The vineyard has an incredible view and a unique environment in Ecuador that allows us to learn about the wine making process in this country in the middle of the world. In this guided tour our sommelier will be teaching us the steps to make wine and the entire history behind the Dos Hemisferios project, who made it possible and a tour with tasting of the products created in the winery.

Discover the amazingly diverse wildlife and scenic beauty of the cloud forests of Mindo during this full-day trip from Quito. This unique ecological area is known for having one of the highest concentrations of biodiversity anywhere on earth, including numerous exotic species of birds. During your excursion, stop by the Hummingbird Garden and walk into the forest to admire the beauty of this natural reserve before proceeding to Mindo. Choose from among a range of optional activities (at your own expense), including a visit to a chocolate factory, an orchid garden tour, ziplining, a bird-watching trip with a local expert, and much more.

This isn’t just a beer tasting—it’s a journey through Quito’s history, culture, and brewing heritage. What makes this experience unique is how it connects iconic historic landmarks with Ecuador’s rich tradition of beer and spirits. From exploring centuries-old convents and learning about the origins of brewing in Latin America, to tasting craft beers, traditional aguardientes, and local liqueurs, every stop reveals a different layer of Ecuadorian identity. You’ll visit hidden cultural spaces, entrepreneurial projects, and historic courtyards while discovering how local ingredients and traditions shape the country’s drinks culture today. Led by a local bilingual guide, this small-group experience blends storytelling, history, and tasting in a relaxed and social atmosphere. If you want to go beyond sightseeing and truly taste Quito’s history—this is the experience for you.

Get a sense of the architecture, history, and culture of Quito during this private tour visiting the city’s top sights. Start with an exploration of the historic city center of this Ecuadorian capital, visiting its main Basilica, Independence Plaza, and many more colonial-era sites. Then take a trip aboard the Teleférico to a peak more than 13,000 feet (4,000 meters) above the city for sublime views, finishing your day at ‘Mitad del Mundo,’ a monument marking where the earth’s equator splits the world into north and south.