All Cities in Ecuador to Visit

Ambato, Ecuador combines Andean scenery, literary heritage, fruit-filled cuisine and the colourful Fiesta de la Fruta y de las Flores in Tungurahua.

Galápagos Islands, Ecuador: explore volcanic landscapes, Darwin’s wildlife, marine reserves and conservation-led adventures across iconic islands and culture.

Discover Guayaquil: Ecuador's largest city with a vibrant mix of history, culture, and nature. Enjoy the waterfront, explore charming neighborhoods, and immerse yourself in local heritage.

Ibarra, Ecuador blends whitewashed colonial streets, Andean heritage, artisan woodcarving, Yahuarcocha lagoon and distinctive local flavours.

Loja, Ecuador, pairs colonial streets and live music with Andean food, museums, verdant parks and gateways to Podocarpus National Park and Vilcabamba.

Macas, Ecuador, pairs Shuar culture, Upano Valley scenery and Amazonian foothill adventures with local markets, viewpoints and waterfalls.

Manta, Ecuador combines Pacific beaches, Manteño heritage, seafood traditions and coastal adventures with warm-weather sightseeing across coastal Manabí.

Mindo, Ecuador, pairs Andean cloud forest, hummingbirds, waterfalls and chocolate with birdwatching, outdoor adventures and relaxed village life near Quito.

Otavalo, Ecuador, pairs Andean landscapes and Kichwa culture with the Plaza de Ponchos, craft traditions, lively markets and memorable local experiences.

Puerto Ayora, Ecuador, pairs Galápagos wildlife, Darwin heritage, Pacific waterfronts and island excursions with welcoming town comforts for curious travellers.

Puerto Baquerizo Moreno blends Galápagos wildlife, volcanic landscapes, island history and coastal culture on Ecuador’s fascinating San Cristóbal Island.

Quito, Ecuador’s high-Andean capital, pairs UNESCO-listed colonial architecture with volcano views, lively markets, museums and memorable cultural experiences.

Discover Salinas, Ecuador's sun-soaked paradise on the Pacific coast, where pristine beaches, vibrant nightlife, and rich marine life await your exploration.

Tena, Ecuador, opens onto Amazonian rivers, Kichwa culture and rainforest adventures, with jungle trails, canoeing and wildlife around Napo Province.