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Connect yourself with nature and with the traditional Ecuadorian haciendas. Use the most ecological mode of transportation where you can simultaneously feel harmony with the `Andes´ and arrive into splendid paramos or moorlands.

Dreamlike sites will provide an ideal framework to experience the empowering sensation of oneness with nature. Become part of magnificent scenery filled with life that the Amazon Rainforest offers. Trek the vast Ecuadorian Andes, and learn mountain´s secrets interacting with it.

Ecuador provides endless possibilities from summits that do not require technical skills but good physical condition only, to worldwide-recognized destinations for professionals. Climb the highest active volcano in the world the `Cotopaxi´, reach the closest spot to the sun on Earth at the top of `Chimborazo´ or climb `Cayambe´ where both temperature and latitude register.

Rafting or Kayaking
Venture into a part of rivers journey from the Andes towards the Coast or the Amazon. There are various possibilities and rivers to share voyages all year round. Feel the thrill of speed and gain a sense of renewal as you flow down slope in white water rapids or smoothly glide down the quiet waters of the Amazon Basin.

For both beginner and expert scuba divers there is a life-bursting mysterious world beyond the sea surface in Machalilla National Park. Acquire skills through Discover Scuba, a two-day theorical and practical program. Futhermore, explore Galapagos, ranked number one destination in the world by the specialized magazine `Rodale´s Scuba Diving´.

Ecuador homes seventeen hundred species of birds (twise the number found in all of North America). Macaws, parrots, raptors, multicolored tanagers, hummingbird and its National Emblem, the Andean Condor, inhabit its mega diverse ecosystems. Do not miss the opportunity to visualize the endemic cormorants or historical Darwin finches in Galapagos, toucans in the Amazon or hummingbirds in the highlands, as well as hundreds of other birds that cross the Ecuadorian sky.