Ecuador

Astonishing wildlife, smouldering volcanoes, picturesque colonial towns and colourful markets are just the start of what Ecuador has to offer.

Ecuador is the second smallest republic in South America and contains everything an adventurous visitor could wish for, from fascinating towns to explore, to dramatic scenery and biodiversity in the Amazon Basin.

The cultural highlands of the country are a fantastic mixture of Spanish colonialism and Amerindian influences, best seen in the architecture and markets of the area.

The Galapagos Islands, home to the world’s most fascinating wildlife that helped to shape Darwin’s theory on evolution. Here you can come face to face with giant tortoises, catch a glimpse of a blue-footed booby or swim with playful seals and penguins.

Stay in one of our small yachts for an intimate experience of the Galapagos; spend your evenings on the boat, and your days sailing along the coastline of these stunning and captivating Islands. Or experience the Galapagos Islands staying on the border of the National Park, placing you in close proximity to the Galapagos Islands unique, endemic wildlife.

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Galapagos

Galapagos

Famous for their incredibly fearless and unique wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are best experienced on a cruise. You can swim with sea lions, float eye-to-eye with a penguin, stand next to a blue-footed booby feeding its young, watch a giant tortoise lumbering through a cactus forest and try to dodge the iguanas scurrying over the lava. The scenery is barren and volcanic, is hauntingly beautiful.

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Mainland Ecuador

Mainland Ecuador

Ecuador’s mainland boasts spectacular volcanoes, the incredible diversity of the Amazon basin, amazing cloudforests, and a wonderful variety of colourful market towns. The beautiful capital, Quito, sits high in the Andes at the foot of Pichincha volcano, more than 9,000 feet above sea level. It has a charming old quarter with narrow cobbled streets and a wealth of churches, museums and markets.