Source: Tourism MediaCalle La RondaVisit artisan shops, bohemian cafés and centuries-old houses as you wander this quaint cobblestone street on the edge of Quito’s historic center.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorQuitoCalle La Ronda
Source: Tourism MediaNorth Seymour IslandThis small island is home to some of the biggest colonies of seabirds in the Galápagos. It’s a good place to spot iguanas and sea turtles.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorNorth Seymour Island
Source: Tourism MediaRabida IslandThe volcanic coastline and red sand of this islet present an interesting contrast to the usual white-sand beaches of the Galápagos.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorRabida Island
Source: Tourism MediaSanta Cruz IslandSwim with fascinating sea life, walk through a spectacular lava tunnel, hike to lookouts and relax on sunny idyllic beaches.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorSanta Cruz Island
Source: Tourism MediaNorth Seymour IslandThis small island is home to some of the biggest colonies of seabirds in the Galápagos. It’s a good place to spot iguanas and sea turtles.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorNorth Seymour Island
Source: Tourism MediaSanta Cruz IslandSwim with fascinating sea life, walk through a spectacular lava tunnel, hike to lookouts and relax on sunny idyllic beaches.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorSanta Cruz Island
Source: Tourism MediaSanta Fe IslandMarvel at dense forests of prickly pear, pose for a photo next to a sunbathing sea lion and spot endemic iguanas and rats.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorSanta Fe Island
Source: Tourism MediaEspanola IslandSee an iguana that changes color when breeding, the largest mockingbird in the archipelago, turtles and waved albatross at this isolated island.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorEspanola Island
Source: Tourism MediaEspanola IslandSee an iguana that changes color when breeding, the largest mockingbird in the archipelago, turtles and waved albatross at this isolated island.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorEspanola Island
Source: Tourism MediaRabida IslandThe volcanic coastline and red sand of this islet present an interesting contrast to the usual white-sand beaches of the Galápagos.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorRabida Island
Source: Tourism MediaEspanola IslandSee an iguana that changes color when breeding, the largest mockingbird in the archipelago, turtles and waved albatross at this isolated island.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorEspanola Island
Source: Tourism MediaSanta Fe IslandMarvel at dense forests of prickly pear, pose for a photo next to a sunbathing sea lion and spot endemic iguanas and rats.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorSanta Fe Island
Source: Tourism MediaSanta Cruz IslandSwim with fascinating sea life, walk through a spectacular lava tunnel, hike to lookouts and relax on sunny idyllic beaches.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorSanta Cruz Island
Source: Tourism MediaNorth Seymour IslandThis small island is home to some of the biggest colonies of seabirds in the Galápagos. It’s a good place to spot iguanas and sea turtles.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorNorth Seymour Island
Source: Tourism MediaRabida IslandThe volcanic coastline and red sand of this islet present an interesting contrast to the usual white-sand beaches of the Galápagos.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorRabida Island
Source: Tourism MediaRabida IslandThe volcanic coastline and red sand of this islet present an interesting contrast to the usual white-sand beaches of the Galápagos.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorRabida Island
Source: Tourism MediaAndesFind yourself surrounded by Ecuador’s tallest mountains as you relax in a hot spring and visit one of South America’s most famous markets.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorAndes
Source: Tourism MediaNorth Seymour IslandThis small island is home to some of the biggest colonies of seabirds in the Galápagos. It’s a good place to spot iguanas and sea turtles.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorNorth Seymour Island
Source: Tourism MediaRabida IslandThe volcanic coastline and red sand of this islet present an interesting contrast to the usual white-sand beaches of the Galápagos.WorldSouth AmericaEcuadorRabida Island