Is 3 weeks enough to see all of Ecuador?

Yes, for the four main regions: cloud forest, Amazon, Andes and Galápagos. Ecuador is roughly the size of the United Kingdom, which is why three weeks covers it.

How many days should you spend in the Ecuadorian Amazon?

Four nights minimum for Cuyabeno. Two nights deliver one full day once travel time is counted; four give three days of canoe excursions, night walks and community visits.

What is the best route through the Ecuadorian Andes?

North to south from Otavalo through Cotopaxi, Quilotoa, Baños and Chimborazo to Cuenca. It follows the Avenue of the Volcanoes and avoids backtracking.

When is the best time for 3 weeks in Ecuador?

June to September is driest in the Andes and best for the Galápagos land activities. The Amazon is wet year-round, with higher rivers between April and July.

Do I need internal flights for a 23-day Ecuador tour?

Two: Quito to Lago Agrio for Cuyabeno, and Guayaquil to Baltra for the Galápagos. Everything else is by private road transfer.

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3 Weeks in Ecuador Tour Summary

Experience extraordinary diversity on a 23-day Ecuador and Galápagos tour package that takes you from the Andes and Amazon rainforest to the Galápagos Islands. Explore Quito and the cloud forests of Mindo, travel by canoe deep into Cuyabeno to search for monkeys, dolphins, caimans, and colorful birds, and meet members of the Siona community. Continue through the Andes with hikes at Cotopaxi, Quilotoa, and Chimborazo, explore historic Cuenca, and visit Cajas National Park before heading to the islands. In the Galápagos, encounter giant tortoises in the Santa Cruz highlands, explore Isabela’s wetlands, and snorkel among the lava formations of Los Túneles.

Rebecca Adventure Travel is a B Corp Certified, female-founded tour operator based in Quito, creating tailor-made journeys across Ecuador and the Galápagos since 2014. The tour includes airport transfers, all inter-island speedboat/ferry crossings, park-certified naturalist guides, and 24/7 local support throughout your journey.

Highlights

Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve
Four nights of canoe excursions, night walks and lagoon swims in flooded Amazon forest on the Ecuador–Peru border.
Quilotoa crater lake
Turquoise caldera lake at 3,900 metres, reached by a rim walk with the option to descend to the water.
Baños and the Pailón del Diablo
Waterfall route below Tungurahua, with the Casa del Árbol swing and the Devil’s Cauldron gorge.
Los Túneles
Collapsed lava arches off southern Isabela with reef sharks, green turtles and seahorses in shallow water.

Reviews

    
 
 
      
 
   Jennifer F 
 12/09/2025
 
 
    Beautiful, Safe, Ecuador! Get your cameras ready!!
Rebecca Adventure Travel worked with us to customize a 15 day, self-driven tour from the top of the country to the bottom of the country within the Ecuadorian Andes mountains. It’s was a fast paced trip but so worth being able to see the center of the country as well as some of own adventures. We planned the trip well in advance and selected each destination with purpose. Rebecca Adventure Travel did the rest. Fine hotels, excellent guides, car rental, attractions, some meals, and they provided FULL TIME guidance throughout the trip. We are well pleased with the team, communication was excellent and the hotels were beyond our expectations. We will use Rebecca Adventure Travel again and highly recommend their services. Many thanks to Maggie, Guillermo, Miguel, Katie!!
  
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   petinab2017 
 02/09/2025
 
 
    A trip to remember!
We booked the 23-Day Complete Ecuador & Galapagos tour through Juan in the Rebecca office. From the start there was clear communication and a helpful attitude, nothing was a problem. This continued throughout the whole trip. The guides were awesome and Carlos and the Operations team were always on call to help us if we needed it. This was a fantastic tour which covered all the main attractions including a week in the Galapagos islands which was amazing. I highly recommend Rebecca Adventure Travel!
  
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   Experience254329 
 13/08/2025
 
 
    Zorgeloos reizen in Ecuador!
Met Rebbeca’s Adventure traveling een individuele reis geboekt. 26 dagen Ecuador en de Galapagos eilanden en o.a. Quito, Mindo, Amazone, heetwaterbronnen, Cuenca, Baños en nog veel meer. Wat een fantastische reis hadden we. Eerst met ons gezin en halverwege sloten onze vrienden vanuit Aruba aan. Alles was perfect geregeld. Eigen busje met vaste gids en chauffeur. Bij iedere volgende locatie een update vanaf kantoor met de details voor de volgende bestemming. Hierdoor hadden we een zorgeloze tijd en hebben we Ecuador echt mogen leren kennen en beleven! Een volgende keer weten we jullie weer te vinden!
  
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  Tripadvisor rating score: 4.9 of 5, 
based on 586 reviews

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Prices, based on number of guests, start at:

1 guest	USD 8,802 p.p.
2 - 3 guests	USD 6,100 p.p.
4 or more guests	USD 5,832 p.p.

Three Weeks Across Ecuador in Pictures

Small spectacled caiman with a tiny tree frog perched on its snout in Cuyabeno during a Cuyabeno and Galapagos tour

A small caiman with a tiny tree frog on its snout in Cuyabeno and Galapagos wildlife tours

Tourists testing equatorial physics at a solar sundial monument at Intiñan Museum during an Ecuador grand tour

Visitors experiencing equatorial experiments at the Intiñan Museum on an Ecuador grand tour

Thrilled tourist gliding upside down on a Mindo zipline adventure through cloud forest during a 23 day Ecuador tour

Adventurers flying upside down through lush cloud forest on a thrilling Mindo zipline

Handcrafted toquilla straw Panama hat and traditional wooden weaving form displayed inside a Cuenca Museum Hat workshop

Unfinished Panama hat resting on a wooden form at a workshop in a Cuenca Museum Hat

Hikers carrying heavy backpacks along a dusty gravel trail during a Chimborazo trek on a 3 weeks in Ecuador itinerary

Trekking group ascending a high-altitude gravel trail during a Chimborazo trek in Ecuador

Large marlin swimming alongside a boat in clear Pacific waters during an exciting Pinzon fishing tour in Galápagos

Underwater view of a marlin swimming near a boat during a Pinzon fishing tour

Tour group listening to a guide near a coastal lagoon surrounded by black lava rocks on an Isabela Wetlands tour

Tour guide pointing out wildlife across coastal lagoons on an Isabela Wetlands tour

3 Weeks in Ecuador: Day-by-Day Itinerary

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DAY 1: Quito arrival
Your great Ecuador & Galápagos tour package begins! Upon arrival at Quito Airport, you’ll be met for a private transfer to your hotel in the city. The rest of the day is free to settle in and relax.
- Activity:Transfer In.
- Transport:Car.
- Accommodation:Hotel Ikala Quito or similar.
DAY 2: Quito, the equator line and Pululahua crater
Explore Quito’s historic centre, beginning at Panecillo Hill for sweeping views over the city. Continue to the Basílica del Voto Nacional, the city’s main squares, and San Francisco Church before stopping for a traditional Ecuadorian lunch.
In the afternoon, visit the Intiñan Museum near the Middle of the World to learn about the equator through interactive experiments, then continue to the Pululahua Crater before returning to Quito.
- Activity:Exploring. Sightseeing.
- Transport:Car.
- Meal:Breakfast. Lunch.
- Accommodation:Hotel Ikala Quito or similar.
DAY 3: Mindo, zip lining and the butterfly farm
Head into the Andean cloud forest on a private day trip to Mindo, a small village surrounded by lush forest. Try zip lining and hiking, then visit a butterfly farm where you may also spot hummingbirds and, with some luck, a toucan.
After lunch in the village, return to Quito in the afternoon before boarding a semi-private night bus around 11:00 PM for the approximately eight-hour journey to the Cuyabeno Reserve.
- Activity:Exploring. Hiking. Zip Lining. Wildlife Watching.
- Transport:Bus, Car.
- Meal:Breakfast, Lunch.
- Accommodation:Overnight at bus.
DAY 4: Transfer to Cuyabeno
Arrive at the Cuyabeno Bridge, the gateway to your Amazon adventure, where you’ll transfer to a canoe for the two-hour journey down the Cuyabeno River. Your guide will introduce you to the reserve and share practical recommendations before you continue to the lodge.
After settling into your room and enjoying dinner, head into the rainforest for a guided night walk.
- Activity:Exploring. Hiking.
- Transport:Bus. Canoe.
- Meal:Lunch. Dinner.
- Accommodation:Dolphin Lodge or similar.
DAY 5: Canoe excursion and Amazon hike
Start early with a canoe excursion, when the rainforest is at its most active and wildlife is often easier to spot. After breakfast, hike through primary rainforest with naturalist and local guides, learning about the practical and medicinal uses of the plants along the way.
Later, take a paddling or motorized canoe along the river in search of monkeys and freshwater dolphins, then head back into the forest after dinner to look for insects, frogs, and, with some luck, snakes.
- Activity:Hiking. Exploring. Wildlife Watching.
- Transport:Canoe.
- Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
- Accommodation:Dolphin Lodge or similar.
DAY 6: Birdwatching and a night excursion
Rise early for another opportunity to spot monkeys and colorful birds before returning to the lodge for breakfast. In the afternoon, cruise along the Cuyabeno River in search of freshwater pink and grey river dolphins, then climb above the canopy for birding and panoramic views of the surrounding rainforest.
After dinner, set out on a nighttime excursion to look for caimans and nocturnal birds.
- Activity:Bird-watching. Hiking. Exploring. Wildlife Watching.
- Transport:Canoe
- Meal:Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner.
- Accommodation:Dolphin Lodge or similar.
DAY 7: Amazon community and return to Quito
Travel by canoe along the Cuyabeno River to visit the Siona Community, where your naturalist guide will introduce you to local culture and traditions.
Continue by canoe to the Cuyabeno Bridge, then board a semi-private bus for the approximately eight-hour journey back to Quito.
- Activity:Exploring.
- Transport:Bus. Canoe.
- Meal:Breakfast. Lunch.
- Accommodation:Hotel Ikala Quito or similar.
DAY 8: Otavalo, Condor Park and Peguche waterfall
Visit Condor Park to learn about Ecuador’s majestic Andean birds and watch a bird presentation before continuing to Otavalo. Explore the famous market, browsing its colorful selection of traditional crafts and local products, then hike through the forest to Peguche Waterfall. Return to Quito at the end of the day.
- Activity:Exploring. Hiking. Wildlife Watching
- Transport:Car.
- Meal:Breakfast. Lunch.
- Accommodation:Hotel Ikala Quito or similar.
DAY 9: Cotopaxi hiking, biking or horseback riding
Travel to Cotopaxi National Park, where you can choose between hiking, mountain biking, or horseback riding amid the dramatic volcanic landscape. In the afternoon, continue to a local hacienda, where you can see alpacas and enjoy views of the surrounding mountains.
- Activity:Biking. Exploring. Hiking. Horseback Riding.
- Transport:Car.
- Meal:Breakfast.
- Accommodation:Hacienda Papagayo or similar.
DAY 10: Quilotoa lagoon
Drive about 1½ hours to Quilotoa Crater, home to a striking turquoise lagoon surrounded by the high Andes. Hike down into the crater to reach the water, then enjoy a local lunch before continuing to Baños, a small town set between the Andes and the Amazon region.
- Activity:Exploring. Hiking.
- Transport:Car.
- Meal:Breakfast. Lunch.
- Accommodation:Hotel Sangay Spa or similar.
DAY 11: Baños and the waterfall route
Head toward the lush foothills of the Amazon Basin for a hike through the forest to Pailón del Diablo, a powerful waterfall plunging into a dramatic gorge. Explore the falls from different viewpoints, including an overhanging bridge, before returning to Baños.
In the afternoon, visit La Casa del Árbol, famous for its swing overlooking the valley and Tungurahua Volcano, with optional time for zip-lining or shopping.
- Activity:Biking. Exploring. Sightseeing.
- Meal:Breakfast.
- Accommodation:Hotel Sangay Spa or similar.
DAY 12: Chimborazo day tour
Set out early for Chimborazo, taking advantage of the typically clear morning weather. Stop in Urbina for panoramic views of the valleys and snow-capped volcano before entering the national park and traveling through rugged terrain to the first refuge at 14,764 feet (4,500 metres).
If you’re up for the altitude, continue to the second refuge at 16,404 feet (5,000 metres), while keeping an eye out for vicuñas, Andean condors, and other high-altitude wildlife.
- Activity:Rafting. Relaxing. Sightseeing.
- Transport:Car.
- Meal:Breakfast. Lunch.
- Accommodation:Hosteria Andaluza or similar.
DAY 13: The Andes route south
Drive south through the Andes toward Cuenca with a private driver and guide. Depending on your interests, make stops along the way at Guamote, Aloasi and the Nariz del Diablo train, or the Ingapirca ruins. The journey combines dramatic mountain scenery with opportunities to see rural communities and local life along the route.
- Activity:Sightseeing.
- Transport:Car.
- Meal:Breakfast.
- Accommodation:Hotel Victoria or similar.
DAY 14: Cuenca city tour
Discover Cuenca on a private guided tour through the city’s historic centre and colonial streets. The afternoon is free to explore independently, giving you time to visit more of the city or simply enjoy its cafés, plazas, and riverside setting.
- Activity:Exploring. Sightseeing.
- Transport:Car.
- Meal:Breakfast.
- Accommodation:Hotel Victoria or similar.
DAY 15: Cajas National Park
Explore Cajas National Park on foot, hiking through its high-altitude landscape of tundra vegetation and distinctive polylepis forests. In the afternoon, leave the Andes behind and drive to Guayaquil for the night.
- Activity:Exploring. Hiking.
- Transport:Car.
- Meal:Breakfast.
- Accommodation:Hotel Wyndham Guayaquil or similar.
DAY 16: Guayaquil, Baltra and the Santa Cruz highlands
Fly from Guayaquil to Baltra, then meet your English-speaking guide at the airport for the journey to Puerto Ayora. Before reaching town, stop at a ranch in the Santa Cruz highlands to see Galápagos giant tortoises in their natural habitat and walk among these remarkable animals before continuing to your hotel.
- Activity:Sightseeing. Wildlife Watching.
- Transport:Airplane. Boat. Bus. Car.
- Meal:Breakfast. Lunch.
- Accommodation:Hotel Fiesta or similar.
DAY 17: Santa Fe snorkeling tour or Pinzón pesca vivencial
Choose between Santa Fe and Pinzón, with the destination determined by weather and Galápagos National Park regulations. At Santa Fe, take a scenic boat ride to the island’s pristine bay for snorkeling in crystal-clear water before making a wet landing at Playa Escondida or Garrapatero on Santa Cruz.
If Pinzón is selected, explore La Fe’s mangroves and rocky shores, where marine iguanas, sea lions, sea turtles, small sharks, and colorful fish can be found. The excursion may also include a traditional fishing demonstration through the Pesca Vivencial program, depending on conditions and park regulations.
Wet landing means the boat approaches the beach and you disembark in the water, so bring extra clothing in case you get wet. Closed walking shoes or sneakers are recommended for rocky areas.
* Wet landing means that the boat gets close to the beach, and from there, you will disembark in the sea. It is recommended that you bring extra clothing, as you might get wet.
- Activity:Exploring. Relaxing. Snorkeling. Wildlife Watching.
- Transport:Boat. Car.
- Meal:Breakfast. Box Lunch.
- Accommodation:Hotel Fiesta or similar.
DAY 18: Charles Darwin Station and transfer to Isabela
Visit the Charles Darwin Research Station to learn about the conservation work protecting the Galápagos’ unique environment and biodiversity. Your guide will also explain more about the islands’ giant tortoises before lunch, after which you’ll board a public speedboat for the approximately three-hour journey to Isabela.
- Activity:Sightseeing. Wildlife Watching.
- Transport:Boat. Car.
- Meal:Breakfast. Lunch.
- Accommodation:La Laguna Hotel or similar.
DAY 19: Tintoreras and the wetlands
Explore Isabela’s wetlands on a morning excursion, visiting the Giant Tortoise Breeding Center and seeing tortoises at different stages of life. Continue to the Wall of Tears, with the full wetlands excursion taking approximately three to four hours on foot.
After lunch and a short break, take a boat from Puerto Villamil across the bay to Tintoreras Islet, where you can see penguins, sea lions, and marine iguanas, and snorkel among colorful tropical fish. Closed walking shoes are required for crossing the volcanic rocks.
- Activity:Exploring. Hiking. Snorkeling. Wildlife Watching.
- Transport:Boat. Car.
- Meal:Breakfast. Lunch.
- Accommodation:La Laguna Hotel or similar.
DAY 20: Los Túneles snorkeling
Set out by boat from Puerto Villamil to Los Túneles, one of Isabela’s most spectacular snorkeling destinations. Explore its striking lava formations and clear waters while looking for seabirds, giant tortoises, marine iguanas, sea lions, manta rays, Galápagos penguins, lobsters, and sea snakes.
Depending on the timing of your excursion, you can also visit nearby Concha Perla independently before or after the tour.
- Activity:Exploring. Snorkeling. Wildlife Watching.
- Transport:Boat. Car.
- Meal:Breakfast. Snack.
- Accommodation:La Laguna Hotel or similar.
DAY 21: Free day on Isabela
Enjoy a free day to explore Isabela at your own pace. Relax on the beach, discover the island independently, or choose from the optional activities available in and around Puerto Villamil.
- Activity:Relaxing.
- Meal:Breakfast.
- Accommodation:La Laguna Hotel or similar.
DAY 22: Baltra to Guayaquil
After breakfast, enjoy some time around the hotel or along the nearby boulevard before your transfer to Guayaquil Airport for your onward flight.
- Activity:Relaxing.
- Transport:Airplane. Boat. Bus. Car.
- Meal:Breakfast.
- Accommodation:Hotel Wyndham Guayaquil or similar.
DAY 23: Departure
Today, your Ecuador & Galápagos tour package comes to an end. You can use the hotel’s installations like the swimming pool, and walk around the boulevard and the surroundings. After breakfast, you will have a transfer back to Guayaquil Airport.
- Transport:Car.
- Meal:Breakfast.

3 Weeks in Ecuador Tour Map

Inclusions

Meals as described in the itinerary.
Accommodation in a single, double or triple room.
Round trip flights between Galápagos and Guayaquil.
Tours and transfers as described in the itinerary.
Transportation between Baltra Airport – Itabaca Channel.
Professional English speaking guide during tours
Entrance fees as described.
24/7 assistance in English, Dutch and Spanish.

Exclusions

Entrance fee to the community visit in the Amazon.
Entrance fee to the birdwatching tower in the Amazon.
Optional mules rent at Quilotoa: $10 p.p. (cash only)
Optional Kayak trip at Quilotoa lagoon.
Galápagos National Park entrance fee: $200 p.p. (cash only)
Migratory Control Card: $20 p.p. (cash only)
Isabela dock fee $10 p.p. (cash only)
Water taxi (small boat that takes you from the Speedboat to the Harbor and vice versa)
Wet suits rent.
Optional tips for guide.
Extra food and drinks.
Personal expenses.
Medical insurance.

Accommodations

Curved hotel building facade with blue glass windows and palm trees at Wyndham Guayaquil under dramatic sunset clouds — Hotel Wyndham Guayaquil

Dolphin Lodge - Cuyabeno — Dolphin Lodge

Hacienda Papagayo - Machachi — Hacienda Papagayo

Historic brick facade and arched entryways of Hotel Victoria - Cuenca along a paved street under blue sky — Hotel Victoria

Street corner view of the modern exterior and tree-lined sidewalk at Ikala Hotel - Quito under bright blue skies — Hotel Ikala Quito

The front entrance and wooden sign of Hotel Fiesta surrounded by red tile roofs and tropical foliage — Hotel Fiesta

White multi-level exterior of Hotel La Laguna Galápagos in Puerto Villamil, Isabela Island — Hotel La Laguna

Spending 3 Weeks in Ecuador: FAQs

Is 3 weeks enough to see all of Ecuador?
Yes, for the four main regions: cloud forest, Amazon, Andes and Galápagos. Ecuador is roughly the size of the United Kingdom, which is why three weeks covers it.
How many days should you spend in the Ecuadorian Amazon?
Four nights minimum for Cuyabeno. Two nights deliver one full day once travel time is counted; four give three days of canoe excursions, night walks and community visits.
What is the best route through the Ecuadorian Andes?
North to south from Otavalo through Cotopaxi, Quilotoa, Baños and Chimborazo to Cuenca. It follows the Avenue of the Volcanoes and avoids backtracking.
When is the best time for 3 weeks in Ecuador?
June to September is driest in the Andes and best for the Galápagos land activities. The Amazon is wet year-round, with higher rivers between April and July.
Do I need internal flights for a 23-day Ecuador tour?
Two: Quito to Lago Agrio for Cuyabeno, and Guayaquil to Baltra for the Galápagos. Everything else is by private road transfer.

Additional information

Prices for the upcoming travel season are subject to change.
Essential items to bring include comfortable and lightweight clothing (with a jacket as a precaution), water, sunblock, sunglasses, and your passport.
To enter Ecuador, your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date of your intended departure from the country.
Prices are subject to seasonal surcharges during Christmas, New Year’s, and Holy Week (Semana Santa).
For children under the age of 12, there is a 10% discount.
Activity schedules are subject to change based on departure/arrival times and availability. All inclusions are guaranteed until the afternoon of the final day of the itinerary.
Maximize your time in the Galápagos by choosing early arrival and late departure flights. Late arrivals or early departures may cause you to miss some of the included tours.
Bring smaller baggage/bags since public transportation on the Galápagos Islands is quite limited.
There are no guides on the public speedboat transportation between islands.
It is suggested to have current travel insurance, including personal medical insurance and COVID-19 coverage. Please inform us of any known medical conditions you have.
Take the necessary precautions to avoid food poisoning (always wash your hands before eating, don’t eat street food, only eat peeled fruits, etc.).
Tap water in the Galápagos Islands might contain bacteria and should not be consumed, not even for brushing your teeth. Bottled or purified water is always recommended.
Rebecca Adventure Travel reserves the right to change the itinerary without prior notice due to weather conditions, availability, National Park regulations or notifications, or unforeseen circumstances.
When flying to the Galápagos from Quito or Guayaquil, we recommend arriving in the city at least 24 hours before your flight to avoid inconveniences.

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3-Week Tour in Ecuador: Cuyabeno, the Andes and the Galápagos

3 Weeks in Ecuador Tour Summary

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Three Weeks Across Ecuador in Pictures

3 Weeks in Ecuador: Day-by-Day Itinerary

DAY 1: Quito arrival

DAY 2: Quito, the equator line and Pululahua crater

DAY 3: Mindo, zip lining and the butterfly farm

DAY 4: Transfer to Cuyabeno

DAY 5: Canoe excursion and Amazon hike

DAY 6: Birdwatching and a night excursion

DAY 7: Amazon community and return to Quito

DAY 8: Otavalo, Condor Park and Peguche waterfall

DAY 9: Cotopaxi hiking, biking or horseback riding

DAY 10: Quilotoa lagoon

DAY 11: Baños and the waterfall route

DAY 12: Chimborazo day tour

DAY 13: The Andes route south

DAY 14: Cuenca city tour

DAY 15: Cajas National Park

DAY 16: Guayaquil, Baltra and the Santa Cruz highlands

DAY 17: Santa Fe snorkeling tour or Pinzón pesca vivencial

DAY 18: Charles Darwin Station and transfer to Isabela

DAY 19: Tintoreras and the wetlands

DAY 20: Los Túneles snorkeling

DAY 21: Free day on Isabela

DAY 22: Baltra to Guayaquil

DAY 23: Departure

3 Weeks in Ecuador Tour Map

Inclusions

Exclusions

Accommodations

Hotel Wyndham Guayaquil

Dolphin Lodge

Hacienda Papagayo

Hotel Victoria

Hotel Ikala Quito

Hotel Fiesta

Hotel La Laguna

Spending 3 Weeks in Ecuador: FAQs

Is 3 weeks enough to see all of Ecuador?

How many days should you spend in the Ecuadorian Amazon?

What is the best route through the Ecuadorian Andes?

When is the best time for 3 weeks in Ecuador?

Do I need internal flights for a 23-day Ecuador tour?

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