Touch down in the lively high-altitude capital of Bogotá, nestled in the Andes at over 8,000 feet above sea level. After clearing immigration and customs, a warm welcome awaits you at the arrivals area, where our local Lumle Holidays representative will be ready to greet you.

From there, enjoy a comfortable transfer to your handpicked Bogotá hotel, where you can unwind after your long international journey. This first day is all about adjusting to the altitude and easing into Colombia’s unique rhythm of life.

Depending on your arrival time, you may choose to explore the local neighbourhood at your own pace — stroll through nearby parks, browse artisan shops, or simply soak in the city’s vibrant street life. Or, if you prefer, take the rest of the day to relax and acclimatise.

Optional early check-in or light guided afternoon walk available at extra cost upon request and subject to arrival time.

Today, immerse yourself in the rich history, vibrant street life, and colonial charm of Bogotá on a guided city tour. Begin your day in the heart of the city with a visit to La Candelaria, Bogotá’s historic district. Wander through narrow cobbled streets lined with colourful buildings, ornate balconies, street art, and centuries-old churches, as your expert guide brings the city’s stories to life.

Next, step into the dazzling world of the Gold Museum, home to one of the most important collections of pre-Hispanic gold in the world. Marvel at thousands of ancient artefacts that illuminate the mystical traditions of Colombia’s indigenous cultures.

Afterwards, ascend the iconic Monserrate Hill, either by funicular or cable car, for sweeping panoramic views over Bogotá and the surrounding Andes. At the top, enjoy time to take photos, browse artisanal stalls, and perhaps light a candle at the hilltop church.

Conclude your tour with a stop at a local café or restaurant where you can sample some authentic Colombian cuisine — from ajiaco (a traditional chicken and potato soup) to sweet treats like obleas.

Optional upgrades at extra cost include a private graffiti tour in the bohemian district of La Candelaria or an interactive coffee tasting session led by a local expert barista.

After an early breakfast, set off on a scenic drive from Bogotá into the lush Guatavita region, just over an hour away. Here lies the legendary Lake Guatavita, a sacred lagoon steeped in Muisca mythology and believed to be the inspiration behind the famous tale of El Dorado. Enjoy a one-hour guided hike through the high Andean forest, taking in sweeping mountain views and the mystical aura of the emerald-green lake.

From here, continue on to the charming town of Zipaquirá, a colourful colonial gem where you’ll have time to wander its quaint streets, admire local architecture, and perhaps stop for a refreshing juice or local craft beer. This historic town was also once the second hometown of Colombia’s literary giant, Gabriel García Márquez.

The highlight of your day comes next with a visit to one of Colombia’s most extraordinary landmarks: the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá. Located over 300 feet underground in a working salt mine, this awe-inspiring religious sanctuary features an intricate network of tunnels, illuminated crosses, and chapels carved entirely out of salt. Constructed in the 1950s, the cathedral is a remarkable testament to both faith and engineering.

Explore the 22 interactive stations on a self-guided audio tour (multilingual device provided at the entrance), which allows you to discover the cathedral at your own pace, learning about its cultural and spiritual significance throughout South America.

After the visit, meet your driver for a relaxing return to Bogotá. The remainder of the afternoon is yours to spend at leisure — unwind at your hotel or head out for dinner and evening exploration in the city.

Optional upgrade at extra cost: Add a private English-speaking guide for the Salt Cathedral and Guatavita hike for a more in-depth cultural experience.

This morning, board a short domestic flight (approx. 30 minutes) to the vibrant and ever-evolving city of Medellín, once infamous but now hailed as one of South America's greatest urban success stories. Upon arrival, meet your guide and begin a comprehensive city tour that reveals both the historic and modern sides of this dynamic metropolis.

Your first stop is the renowned Comuna 13, a once-troubled neighbourhood now celebrated for its powerful story of resilience. Explore its colourful murals, open-air escalators, and street art that narrate the transformation from conflict to community strength. Learn about the area’s connection to Pablo Escobar’s history and how locals have reclaimed their narrative through art and social change.

Next, hop on the city’s famous Metrocable (cable car) for sweeping panoramic views over the valley and to witness how public transport has helped reconnect the city’s communities. Then, head to the city centre to admire the oversized Fernando Botero sculptures in Plaza Botero — an open-air museum dedicated to Colombia’s most iconic artist.

You’ll also pass through key neighbourhoods such as El Poblado and stop at the lively Parque Lleras, known for its cafés, street performers, and bustling nightlife.

After a rich day of exploration, return to your hotel where the evening is yours to relax — take a stroll through the hotel’s gardens, enjoy a drink on the terrace, or simply unwind in your room at your own pace.

Optional experiences at extra cost: Guided visit to the House of Memory Museum or a street food tasting tour in El Poblado.

This morning, depart from Medellín on a full-day excursion to one of Colombia’s most iconic destinations — the vibrant lakeside town of Guatapé. Your journey begins with a scenic drive through the Antioquian countryside, stopping first in the charming town of Marinilla, where you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy a traditional Paisa breakfast (optional at extra cost).

Continue onwards to the shimmering waters of Guatapé Lake, where you’ll board a shared motorboat tour across the reservoir. Marvel at stunning views of the surrounding hills, luxurious villas belonging to Colombia’s elite, and even glimpse the remains of one of Pablo Escobar’s former mansions along the shoreline.

After the boat ride, stop at La Réplica — a quaint reconstruction of an Antioquian village square. With its colourful façades and traditional architecture, it’s a perfect place for photos and to browse for souvenirs made by local artisans.

Next comes one of Colombia’s most jaw-dropping natural wonders: the majestic El Peñón de Guatapé, also known as El Peñol Rock. This colossal granite monolith, formed around 80 million years ago, rises more than 220 metres (over 700 feet) above the valley floor. Brave the 740-step staircase carved into its side for a thrilling climb — your reward at the top is a panoramic 360° view over the lake and surrounding mountains, one of the most breathtaking sights in all of South America.

Descend from the rock and enjoy a delicious typical Colombian lunch (on your own, optional at extra cost) at one of the local eateries nearby.

The day concludes with time to explore the town of Guatapé, famous for its vividly painted houses and unique zócalos — hand-painted bas-relief scenes decorating the lower walls of every home. Wander at your leisure, capture unforgettable photos, or pick up keepsakes before returning to Medellín in the late afternoon for your overnight stay.

Optional upgrades at extra cost: Private boat tour, guided town walk, or pre-booked lunch at a lakeside restaurant.

After breakfast, we’ll transfer you to the airport for your morning domestic flight to Pereira, the gateway to Colombia’s famed Coffee Triangle. Upon arrival, take in the fresh mountain air as we drive you through lush Andean scenery to the enchanting village of Salento.

Tucked away in Colombia’s Quindío region, Salento is one of the most picturesque towns in the country — a vibrant mosaic of colonial houses, hand-painted wooden balconies, and cobbled streets surrounded by misty mountains. This colourful village offers the perfect introduction to the country's world-famous coffee culture.

From here, continue to the charming Buenos Aires Coffee Farm, where you’ll enjoy a guided tour of a working coffee plantation. Learn about each stage of the process — from bean to brew — as your expert guide walks you through the planting, harvesting, roasting, and grinding methods that produce Colombia’s finest beans.

At the end of the tour, indulge in a full tasting session, where you can try as many cups of high-quality coffee as you desire, each brewed to showcase different profiles and aromas. It’s an aromatic journey through one of the country’s proudest traditions.

After the coffee experience, return to Salento for a relaxing evening. You may choose to stroll through its lively main plaza, visit artisan shops, or enjoy a quiet dinner at a local café. Overnight in Salento.

Optional upgrades at extra cost: Premium coffee tasting session, barista workshop, or boutique hotel stay with mountain views.

After a hearty breakfast in Salento, prepare for a day immersed in some of Colombia’s most spectacular natural scenery. Today’s adventure takes you to the breathtaking Cocora Valley, nestled in the lush heart of the Los Nevados National Park — a UNESCO-listed landscape known for its surreal beauty and dramatic cloud forests.

As you begin your guided walk through the valley, marvel at the iconic Quindío wax palms, the tallest palm trees in the world and Colombia’s national symbol. These majestic giants soar up to 60 metres high, their slender trunks piercing the sky amidst rolling green hills and misty Andean backdrops.

Depending on your pace, interest, and weather conditions, you can opt for a short, scenic walk of about an hour or embark on a longer hike of up to 5 hours through forest trails, suspension bridges, and panoramic viewpoints.

Throughout the walk, your guide will share insights into the local ecology, wildlife, and conservation efforts that protect this unique landscape. Keep an eye out for hummingbirds, toucans, and if you're lucky, the elusive Andean condor.

After your hike, return to the charming town of Salento, where the rest of the afternoon is yours to relax. Enjoy a quiet evening soaking in the laid-back atmosphere, browsing for handicrafts, or sipping a cup of freshly brewed coffee at a local café. Overnight in Salento.

Optional experiences at extra cost: Private horseback ride through Cocora Valley, extended guided hike with picnic lunch, or a visit to a hummingbird sanctuary.

After a restful night in the Andean highlands, begin your day with a guided exploration of Quito’s historic centre — a captivating journey through time in one of the most beautifully preserved colonial cities in the world. Wander through the cobbled streets of the UNESCO-listed Old Town, as your expert guide shares fascinating stories of Quito’s colonial legacy, revolutionary past, and rich cultural identity.

Admire the gilded splendour of the Golden Church (La Compañía de Jesús), one of the most ornate baroque churches in South America. Visit the grand San Francisco Square and the impressive Main Square, home to the Presidential Palace and Quito’s cathedral — iconic landmarks that speak to the city’s historic and civic pride.

Next, enjoy a heart-warming cultural stop at the traditional Cruz Verde candy workshop, where Don Luis and his family have been handcrafting Ecuadorian “Colaciones” for over a century. Discover the time-honoured methods passed down through generations and taste the sweet legacy of Quito’s artisanal traditions.

In the afternoon, travel to the famous Equator Line — the symbolic centre of the world. Stand with one foot in each hemisphere, try your hand at quirky equatorial experiments like balancing an egg on a nail, and explore the science, mythology, and cultural meaning of this unique geographical location.

Optional Experience (at extra cost): Authentic Ecuadorian Dinner at Pim’s Panecillo

As twilight descends, enhance your day with an unforgettable evening at Pim’s Panecillo, an elegant restaurant perched high on El Panecillo Hill. This experience offers a perfect blend of Ecuadorian culinary heritage and panoramic views over Quito’s colonial rooftops and sparkling city lights.

Enjoy a beautifully curated dinner in a romantic setting, with the iconic Virgin of El Panecillo statue standing watch above and the Andes stretching far into the distance. The evening is a celebration of flavours, atmosphere, and cultural charm — ideal for couples, families, or solo adventurers seeking a memorable night in Ecuador’s capital.

What’s included:

• Round-trip transfers from your accommodation
• Three-course dinner at Pim’s Panecillo (starter, main course, dessert, and one soft drink)

Not included:

• Additional food items or alcoholic beverages

Total experience duration: Approx. 3 hours
Pick-up time: Around 18:00
Recommended fitness level: Light – suitable for all travellers

Please note: Clear views depend on weather. Guests must pre-select their preferred menu from available options to ensure smooth service.

This optional experience can be selected during the online booking process under the “Add Ons” section.

Today marks a dramatic change in landscape, climate, and altitude as you leave behind the cool heights of the Andes and descend into the lush heart of the Amazon Rainforest. Departing early in the morning, follow a scenic route that winds down from approximately 3,000 metres to just 500 metres above sea level — a journey that offers one of Ecuador’s most striking transitions, both visually and atmospherically.

As you make your way east, marvel at the shifting scenery: from Andean peaks and high-altitude cloud forests to thick, tropical jungle brimming with life. Along the way, stop at the breathtaking Guacamayos-Macaw Lookout, situated between the Antisana and Sumaco National Reserves. This elevated viewpoint offers unforgettable vistas of mist drifting over the rainforest canopy — a photographer’s paradise and a peaceful moment to take in the magnitude of the landscape below.

Your journey continues until you reach the banks of the Arajuno River, where the next phase of your adventure begins. Board a motorised canoe for a serene 20-minute ride upstream, gliding through pristine jungle where the rainforest rises on both sides of the river in vivid green walls. This tranquil waterway leads you deeper into the Amazon, far from roads and city life.

Upon arrival at your comfortable Eco Amazon Lodge, take time to settle in and enjoy the peaceful surroundings — a harmony of river, jungle, and wildlife. This afternoon is yours to relax, explore nearby forest paths, or simply listen to the calls of tropical birds echoing through the canopy.

As night falls, venture out with a local guide on a guided nocturnal walk through the rainforest. This immersive experience reveals a completely different side of the Amazon, where frogs, insects, and other nocturnal creatures emerge from the shadows. Walking quietly under the cover of darkness, flashlight in hand, you’ll witness the rainforest’s vibrant nocturnal ecosystem come to life — a magical end to your first day in the jungle.

Optional upgrades at extra cost: Private river transfer, bilingual naturalist guide, or extended nocturnal trail walk with photography focus.

Awaken to the sounds of the Amazon — the melodic calls of howler monkeys, the rustling of leaves, and the distant cry of tropical birds — as another extraordinary day in the rainforest begins. Today is all about deepening your connection with this thriving ecosystem through wildlife conservation, cultural discovery, and soft adventure.

This morning, journey by canoe deeper into the jungle to visit amaZOOnico, one of Ecuador’s most respected wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centres. Nestled in a lush pocket of the rainforest, this inspiring sanctuary is dedicated to the protection of native Amazonian animals that have been rescued from illegal trafficking or abuse. As you walk through the shaded trails of the centre, you'll have the rare opportunity to see monkeys, toucans, parrots, ocelots, and other remarkable creatures up close — all within a semi-natural environment designed to prepare them for release back into the wild when possible.

Beyond its conservation mission, amaZOOnico is also a bridge to the traditions of the surrounding indigenous communities. During your visit, learn about how local people collaborate with the centre to preserve both biodiversity and ancestral knowledge, offering you a meaningful perspective on the human-nature relationship in this remote corner of the Amazon.

In the afternoon, switch gears for a fun and refreshing adventure on the Arajuno River. Grab a tube and float peacefully along the river’s gentle current, surrounded by towering rainforest trees, hanging vines, and the calls of unseen wildlife. This Amazon tubing experience is both exhilarating and relaxing, making it the perfect way to enjoy the serenity of the jungle while cooling off in its clear waters.

Optional upgrades at extra cost: Private guided tour at amaZOOnico with a biologist, extended tubing route, or waterproof action photography session.

After a final morning surrounded by the sounds of birdsong and the rustle of rainforest leaves, your Amazon adventure draws to a close. Begin your journey back to the highlands with a peaceful 20-minute motorised canoe ride down the Arajuno River, gliding through dense jungle toward the bridge where your overland transfer awaits.

As you travel from the Amazon basin back into the Andean highlands, witness the dramatic shift in climate and scenery — from humid, emerald-green jungle to misty cloud forests and rugged mountain vistas. This route is a living tapestry of Ecuador’s astounding biodiversity and natural beauty.

By afternoon, you’ll return to Quito, where a rich and flavourful cultural experience awaits. Delve into one of Ecuador’s most prized exports with an immersive artisanal chocolate tasting. Ecuador is globally renowned for its premium cacao, and today you’ll learn what sets it apart from mass-produced varieties.

Join a local chocolate maker to trace the bean-to-bar journey, from fermentation and roasting to the final hand-crafted product. As the scent of pure cacao fills the air, indulge in a curated tasting of several exquisite varieties — from rich, single-origin dark chocolate to delicate infusions that highlight Ecuador’s tropical ingredients.

This interactive session is more than just delicious — it offers a window into Ecuador’s deep connection to the land, its sustainable farming practices, and its growing role in the world of fine chocolate.

Optional upgrades at extra cost: Private chocolate workshop with a chocolatier, make-your-own chocolate bar session, or pairing with Ecuadorian coffee or fruit infusions.

Today marks the beginning of your once-in-a-lifetime journey through the legendary Galápagos Islands — a volcanic archipelago renowned for its extraordinary biodiversity and its profound impact on Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution. After an early morning departure, board your flight from mainland Ecuador to the island of San Cristóbal, your gateway to this living natural wonder.

Upon landing, you’ll be greeted and transferred to the coastal town of Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, a relaxed and welcoming hub on the eastern edge of the archipelago. Here, sea lions laze on the boardwalk, marine iguanas sunbathe on rocks, and blue-footed boobies dive just offshore — offering your first enchanting glimpse of Galápagos wildlife in its natural habitat.

After settling in, join a short orientation briefing where your expert local guide will walk you through the exciting days ahead. Learn about the unique ecosystems, conservation rules, and daily logistics that make travel in the Galápagos both rewarding and responsible.

The rest of the afternoon is yours to unwind or begin your personal discovery of the island. Stroll along the picturesque waterfront, spot marine life just steps from town, or simply relax and take in the salty breeze — the Galápagos adventure has officially begun.

Optional upgrades at extra cost: Scenic flight window seat, private airport transfer, or early afternoon guided walk to Playa Mann or the Interpretation Centre (subject to arrival time).

Today promises a spectacular journey through the rich and varied ecosystems of San Cristóbal Island, offering unforgettable close encounters with some of the Galápagos Islands’ most iconic wildlife.

Begin with a visit to the famous Galapaguera de Cerro Colorado, a conservation centre and natural reserve dedicated to the protection of Galápagos giant tortoises. As you walk along shaded forest paths, you’ll observe these ancient reptiles — some over a century old — slowly roaming in their semi-wild habitat. Witnessing the sheer size and quiet majesty of these creatures in their natural environment is a deeply moving and uniquely Galápagos experience.

Next, travel to the idyllic shores of Puerto Chino, a secluded white sand beach framed by volcanic outcrops and lapped by turquoise waters. This hidden gem offers time to relax, explore the coastal scenery, or enjoy a peaceful moment surrounded by the untouched beauty of the island. Keep your eyes out for lava lizards, marine iguanas, and seabirds soaring above the cliffs.

In the afternoon, continue to the dramatic coastline of La Lobería, named for its large resident colony of Galápagos sea lions. Enjoy a guided walk along a scenic one-hour coastal trail — please note the path may be partially flooded during high tide. Along this route, the wildlife spectacle continues: watch blue-footed boobies performing their famous courtship dance, admire the striking Nazca boobies, and spot red-billed tropicbirds gliding effortlessly overhead.

This rugged yet beautiful stretch of coastline is also home to Darwin’s finches, yellow warblers, frigatebirds, and other endemic species, making it a dream for birdwatchers and photographers alike. The day ends with time to reflect on the island’s rich biodiversity and the privilege of seeing it up close in its natural setting.

Optional extras at extra cost: Snorkel gear rental for Puerto Chino or La Lobería, private guide for birdwatching photography, or extended hike into lava rock zones (weather permitting).

Today is yours to enjoy the laid-back charm of San Cristóbal Island at your own pace. Wander along the waterfront, visit local shops, or simply relax by the sea. For those seeking deeper exploration of the Galápagos’ extraordinary ecosystems, we offer two exceptional optional excursions that reveal more of the island’s natural beauty and biodiversity.

Optional Experience 1 – El Junco Lagoon (at extra cost)

Begin your day with a visit to El Junco Lagoon, the largest natural freshwater reservoir in the Galápagos Islands. Located in the highlands of San Cristóbal, this ancient volcanic crater is a sanctuary for birdlife and a rare source of fresh water in the archipelago. Hike along mist-kissed trails as frigatebirds soar above, often dipping into the lake to clean their feathers — an extraordinary sight that underscores the lagoon’s unique ecological role.

The cool highland breeze and panoramic views over the lush landscape offer a serene contrast to the coastal areas, making El Junco a perfect escape for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Optional Experience 2 – Lobos Island (at extra cost)

In the afternoon, opt for a guided excursion to Lobos Island, a tranquil haven just offshore from San Cristóbal. This peaceful islet is named after its abundant population of Galápagos sea lions, which can be seen lounging on the sand or playfully bobbing in the surf. Along the island’s short hiking trails, encounter blue-footed boobies, frigatebirds, and perhaps even Galápagos fur seals.

After exploring on foot, take to the water for a snorkelling experience in the calm channel that separates Lobos from the main island. The crystal-clear waters often reveal manta rays, reef fish, and occasionally harmless white-tipped reef sharks, offering an unforgettable glimpse beneath the surface of this protected marine world.

These optional excursions can be selected during the online booking process under the “Add Ons” section. Spaces are limited and subject to availability at the time of booking.

This morning, bid farewell to the enchanting Galápagos Islands as you savour your final moments on San Cristóbal. Take a last stroll along the waterfront and capture a few parting photos of the iconic sea lions basking on the shores — a scene that will remain etched in memory long after your journey ends.

You’ll then transfer to the airport for your return flight to mainland Ecuador. As your plane lifts off, enjoy aerial views of volcanic coastlines giving way to snow-capped peaks and cloud-draped valleys — a reminder of Ecuador’s stunning natural diversity.

Upon arrival in Quito, the rest of the afternoon is yours to enjoy at your own pace. Whether you choose to wander the cobbled streets of the historic centre, browse artisan markets, or unwind at a café, this is your opportunity to soak in the charm of the capital one final time.

Quito from Above – TelefériQo Cable Car Experience

Later today, ascend to breathtaking heights aboard the famous TelefériQo cable car, one of South America’s highest aerial lifts. This thrilling ride climbs the slopes of Pichincha Volcano, lifting you to an altitude of around 4,000 metres (13,123 feet) above sea level.

As the cabin glides silently above the treetops, watch the city of Quito unfold beneath you, stretching across its narrow Andean valley. From the summit, weather permitting, you’ll be treated to spectacular vistas of the surrounding volcanoes — including Cotopaxi, Cayambe, and Antisana on the horizon.

These panoramic viewpoints offer a perfect setting for reflection and photography, capturing both the city’s grandeur and its dramatic natural backdrop. It’s an awe-inspiring finale to your time in the Ecuadorian Andes.

Optional upgrades at extra cost: Guided visit with astrophotography session at sunset, access to high-altitude hiking trails, or pairing with a traditional Andean herbal tea tasting at the summit café.

Today is yours to enjoy at a relaxed pace in the highland capital of Quito, surrounded by the sweeping ridges of the Andes. With no scheduled activities, you’re free to wander through the cobbled streets of the UNESCO-listed Old Town, admire centuries-old churches and colonial façades, or simply unwind at a local café and take in the crisp mountain air. After a journey filled with adventure and discovery, this restful day offers space to reflect, recharge, and soak in the charm of this historic city.

Optional Experience (at extra cost): Cultural Tour of Otavalo – Andean Markets, Flavours & Crater Lakes

For those eager to continue exploring, today’s optional full-day tour to Otavalo offers a rich immersion into Ecuador’s indigenous culture and highland landscapes. Located a few hours north of Quito, Otavalo is famed for its vibrant artisan markets, scenic valleys, and welcoming traditions.

Begin with a scenic drive through the Ecuadorian highlands, passing emerald pastures, quiet villages, and Andean peaks. Along the way, stop to sample chirimoya fruit and the beloved Cayambe biscuits — a sweet and flaky treat loved by locals and visitors alike.

Upon arrival in Otavalo, delve into the energy of the Plaza de Ponchos, South America’s most famous indigenous market. Colourful textiles, handwoven scarves, leather goods, jewellery, and traditional garments fill the stalls — each crafted with the distinctive patterns and symbolism of the Otavaleño people. It’s a cultural treasure trove perfect for browsing or collecting meaningful keepsakes.

Continue your journey to the Cuicocha Crater Lake, a dazzling turquoise lagoon formed inside a volcanic caldera in the Cotacachi-Cayapas Ecological Reserve. Embark on a peaceful boat ride across the lake, with views of steep crater walls and floating islands — a stunning natural wonder with rich biodiversity and mythological significance.

Then visit the charming town of Cotacachi, known for its fine leatherwork. Explore artisan boutiques and learn about the region’s proud craftsmanship. A cultural highlight of the day is a personal encounter with a local Otavaleña woman, who will share insights into her language, beliefs, and ancestral traditions — offering a deeper connection to Ecuador’s living indigenous heritage.

What’s included:

• Private return transfers from Quito
• Professional bilingual guide
• Chirimoya and Cayambe biscuit tasting
• Boat ride on Cuicocha Crater Lake

Not included:

• Meals and drinks not specified

Total experience duration: Approx. 5 hours
Pick-up time: Around 08:00
Recommended fitness level: Light – mostly easy walking with short periods of standing

This optional experience can be added during the online booking process under the “Add Ons” section.

Today marks the final chapter of your unforgettable journey through Ecuador — a land of soaring volcanoes, ancient cultures, and the incomparable Galápagos Islands. As your time in this enchanting country comes to a close, take a moment to reflect on the extraordinary experiences and connections you’ve made along the way.

At the scheduled time, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your international departure. Whether your flight leaves in the morning or later in the day, the memories of your adventure — from the cobbled streets of Quito to the heart of the Amazon, and the wildlife-rich shores of the Galápagos — will travel home with you.

As you board your flight, know that a part of your heart remains in Ecuador — and that this diverse and welcoming land will always be ready to embrace you again with new discoveries and warm smiles.

¡Buen viaje! Safe travels and until next time.

Optional Post-Tour Extensions (at extra cost)

If you're not quite ready for the adventure to end, consider adding a post-tour extension:

• Baños: Explore Ecuador’s adventure capital, where waterfalls, hot springs, and ziplining await.
• Cuenca: Discover colonial charm, cobbled streets, and artisan culture in this highland UNESCO-listed city.
• Peru Extension: Cross the border to uncover the wonders of Lima, Cusco, the Sacred Valley, and the awe-inspiring Machu Picchu.

These optional extensions can be selected during the online booking process under the “Add Ons” section.