Our Destinations
Fourteen places our house has its own route to. Filter by region or search for the one calling you.
Galápagos · Santa Cruz
Giant tortoises roaming free in the island highlands
Quito · Historic Centre
The world’s first World Heritage Site, at 2,850 metres
Baños and the Pailón del Diablo Falls
A UNESCO Global Geopark since 2025, at 1,820 metres between the Andes and the Amazon
Cotopaxi Volcano
A refuge at 4,864 metres, higher than anything in the Alps, two hours from Quito
Quilotoa Crater Lake
Two hundred and fifty metres of green water inside a three-kilometre caldera
The Napo Amazon
Napo Sumaco UNESCO Global Geopark, designated in 2025 and still almost unvisited
Otavalo and the Plaza de Ponchos
The region’s largest open-air craft market, at 2,550 metres below Imbabura
Cuenca and El Cajas National Park
A World Heritage city since 1999, forty minutes from a páramo holding more than 235 lakes
Chimborazo Volcano
The point on the Earth’s surface closest to the Sun, at 6,263 metres
Puerto Ayora, Galápagos
World Natural Heritage since 1978, one of the first twelve sites on the List
Papallacta
Geothermal hot springs at 3,300 metres, in the Cayambe-Coca páramo
Mindo
Chocó Andino cloud forest at 1,224 metres, a world capital for birds
Isabela Island
The largest island in Galápagos, with six volcanoes and very few people
Antisana
A glacier at 5,758 metres and one of the best places in the country to see condors