The region of the Amazon of Ecuador is one of the most visited around the world, since it has a great biodiversity that you can appreciate. The Amazon of Ecuador is located in the eastern zone of the Andes, and it is composed of various provinces such as Napo, Orellana, Pastaza, Zamora Chinchipe, Sucumbios and Morona ...[+]

The Galapagos Islands or Columbus’ archipelago is a conjunction of islands and islets in the Pacific Ocean that belong, as a province, to Ecuador since 1832. They are located 972 km from the coast, bordering a part of the Equatorial Line. Its names derives from the first maps that were made of this region ...[+]

The famous English naturalist, Charles Darwin, set out to travel around the world between the years 1831 and 1836 and one of the places that he notably admired were the Galapagos Islands. The Galapagos Islands are located some 970 km west of the coast of Ecuador, covering an area of some 766, 514 hectares ...[+]

The National Park Sumaco is found located in the central amazonic area of Ecuador, exactly between the provinces of Orallena and Napo, it is made up of two mountain formations such as the Sumaco Volcano and the Galeras mountains. This National Park covers an area of ​​205, 249 hectares and its found in very ...[+]

One of the most important destinations in South America for ecotourists is the Galapagos Islands in Ecuador. This archipelago is located 970 kilometers from the Ecuadorian coast and is famous for its variety of endemic flora and fauna, that is, exclusively located here and in no other part of the wild world. The Galapagos are also ...[+]