Where to go

Wondering where to go in Ecuador? You've come to the right place. First of all, Ecuador has four distinct geographic regions:

Andean highlands, in the center. Ecuador's most beautiful valleys and volcanoes.
Amazon basin, in the east. Ecuadorian rainforest. Rich in biodiversity.
The Galápagos Islands, off the coast. Unique wildlife and landscapes. Although it is the main tourist destination, your trip will not be complete without going to the Andes.
Pacific coast, in the west. Amazing beaches and coastal towns.

Ecuador is a small country with good infrastructure. Therefore, traveling around it is easy and relatively fast. In fact, most places can be reached from Quito or Guayaquil. There are so many places to visit in Ecuador, from modern cities to quaint villages. So, why commit to just a few ones? Learn here where to go!

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Geographic Regions

The Andean Highlands is a region in the central part of Ecuador. It extends from north to south. This region is the Ecuador's most visited area. Home to the Andes Mountains, this regions is known by locals as Sierra. Ecuador's Andes consist of two mountain ranges:  Central and Western; separated by a ...

Ecuador's Andes, Sierra Region

Oriente region, also known as the Amazon, is located in the eastern Ecuador. The Oriente region occupies a massive area covering almost half the country. It extends from the eastern slopes of the Andes into the Amazon basin.

Ecuador's Amazon, Oriente Region

Galápagos Islands is a region is located about 1000 km west of the Ecuadorian coast; frequently visited by tourist to enjoy its enchanted islands. The Galapagos Islands are famous for their endemic species, their remarkable marine life, and the studies made by Charles Darwin.

Ecuador's Galapagos, Insular Region

Pacific Coast consists of the low lying western portion of Ecuador. It extends from the Pacific coastline to the foothills of the Andes Mountains that lie to the east. This region has many beautiful beaches and small coastal communities.

Ecuador's Coast, Costa Region

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