PLANNING YOUR VACATION IS PART OF THE FUN!
Explore
Our writers have unique insights into the people and places they write about. Many have not only visited Ecuador but have made it their home.
Connect
Local guides and business owners are invited to answer your questions in the forum. We help translate, both language and culture, when need be!
Travel
We recommend agencies to book entire trips, help you design your own itinerary, or anywhere in between. At the end of the day, how much we help is your choice.
QUESTIONS ANSWERED BY LOCALS IN A LANGUAGE YOU CAN UNDERSTAND
Tourists
Meet fellow travelers. Ask questions of our staff and make connections with potential travel partners, local guides, and tour operators before you even step off the plane.
Embassies
Hiring a local guide is a great way to learn the dialect and immerse in local culture. As a former military family stationed at a US Embassy, we understand the unique concerns of this community.
Armchair Travelers
Our forum includes spaces to practice Spanish or to help English learners perfect their American-style vocabulary. Learn about another culture while sharing your own!
Guides
Freelance guide can publish their contact information, dates of availability, search for clients, and, in the future, accept payment through our website. We invite all Ecuadorian guides to join our commnity.
Expats
While most of our articles are aimed at tourists coming into country, a lot of our material is applicable to expats, especially those still in the planning stages of moving.
Agencies
Small tourism businesses have the opportunity to connect with clients and local guides, to publish their own events and tours. At this time, we invite all Ecuadorian businesses working in tourism to join our community.
Looking for our blog?
If you want to explore our blog, most of our content is about Ecuador but we are expanding to include other Andean Nations!
ARMCHAIR TRAVEL IS OFTEN THE FIRST STEP TO PLANNING A TRIP
Ecuador
With over three-years experience traveling Ecuador, we’ve shared content from all four geographic regions: the Sierra, the Coast, the Amazon Basin, and the Galapagos. Incredibly, we keep returning for more.
Peru
As Machu Picchu attracts thousands of new visitors every year, lesser-known destinations hold opportunity for exciting adventures and less-crowded vacationing. If you have visited Peru in the last few months and would like to add to our growing list of posts, let us know!
Bolivia
With only one week in La Paz and Isla del Sol, we barely scratched the surface of Bolivia. This small South American nation is ready and waiting for increased tourism from their neighbors in the north.
Argentina
We lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina for one year. If we learned anything, it’s that Argentina deserves time. Distances are grand and a single trip really can’t do it justice.
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