This Ecuador road trip combines the beauty and magic of Ecuador’s “4 worlds” into a 14-day adventure. Discover the marvelous diversity of Ecuador at your own pace as you get the final say in where to stop and what you choose to visit.

We provide you with a vehicle including unlimited miles/km, a GPS device, and a Partial Damage Waiver (PWD) so that your journey runs smoothly.

Highlights:

• Historic District guided tour of Quito
• Otavalo and surroundings: experiences with local communities
• Amazon Rainforest and activities in nature
• Baños thermal spring and waterfalls avenue
• Chimborazo volcano and natural reserve, Palmira Desert, and Guamote Village
• Cuenca and its surrounding valleys: workshops and handicraft villages
• The Spondylus Route along the Pacific Coast

This program has been designed to provide you with a suggested itinerary and a list of attractions at each travel stage. We take care of your accommodation in charming hotels or haciendas including daily breakfast and taxes. Our operations department will track your route 24/7, ensuring a unique and safe experience and your GPS will include the location of your hotels as well as the visitor sites, attractions, and important places to consider during your daily exploration.

Our suggested journey is filled with marvelous landscapes, fabulous attractions, natural diversity, and encounters with local hosts who will be sharing their ancient traditions and knowledge. You will have the chance to explore fertile and colorful valleys and taste delicious food.  After your road trip, you will leave Ecuador with great memories in your heart.

Seasonal Notes: Ecuador has spring-like weather all year long. In the Andes, the temperatures range from 50ºF to 64ºF (10ºC to 18ºC). In the Amazon rainforest region and along the Pacific coast, the average temperature varies from 72ºF to 86ºF (22ºC to 30ºC). However, the best months to travel are June, July, August, and September. October to May is the rainy or cold season in the Andes and the warmest and most humid season in the other regions.