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Coast

The Ecuadorian coastal region is located between the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, it consists of 7 provinces: Esmeraldas, Manabí, Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, Los Ríos, Guayas, Santa Elena and El Oro.
Visiting the coastal region is a unique experience, each of its warm climate provinces offers an exquisite variety in its gastronomy, wonderful fauna and flora, ideal for family tourism, adventure tourism or to let yourself be surprised by the beauty of its nature.
The most visited provinces are those that have a beach, there are 640 km of beautiful beaches with impressive natural beauty, magical towns with different tourist attractions and protected areas.
Knowing the beautiful beaches of Ecuador is a mandatory visit, you should not miss it, you will always want to return.

Highlands

The Ecuadorian highlands region are the 10 provinces that are located in the Andes mountains, most of these provinces are named after the most representative mountain in that place, if your thing is to climb mountains you will find them of all sizes and beauty, its incredible landscapes will dazzle you, if you prefer tourism with family or friends you can visit the Andean moors with unique ecosystems, protected areas, a wide variety of lagoons, waterfalls and hot springs.
In the mountains of Ecuador is its capital Quito, characteristic for having the best preserved Historic Center in Latin America, you can also visit the equatorial line that divides the hemisphere into north and south.
You can visit the indigenous markets that offer a variety of handicrafts, clothing, food, animals, being the best known and full of color that of Otavalo.
Magical towns throughout its route, you will discover something of its history knowing some traces left by the first Andean cultures even before the arrival of the Incas, friendly and warm people everywhere, you will feel welcome and you will be able to enjoy its delicious gastronomy.

Amazon

The Amazon region of Ecuador comprises 5 provinces: Sucumbíos, Orellana, Napo, Pastaza, Morona Santiago and Zamora Chinchipe. It is located on the eastern side of the Andes mountain range and borders Colombia and Peru.
The Amazon is a tropical forest formed by numerous navigable rivers that flow into the Amazon River, it has an exuberant ecosystem, owner of the richest and most complex plant and animal habitat in the world. For this reason, in 1989, UNESCO designated the Yasuní National Park as a Biosphere Reserve.
Several ethnic groups inhabit this region, some still not connected, such as the Tagaeri and Taromenane.
The friendliest populations promote tourism and it is possible to visit their communities, participate in their rituals, try their exotic cuisines and enjoy the wonder of their nature.

Galapagos

The Insular region of Galapagos, are 13 islands and 107 islets of volcanic origin that are located 972 km away from continental Ecuador, in 1978 they were declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Charles Darwin developed his theory of evolution by natural selection based in part on your visit and observation of the incredible biodiversity of flora and fauna on these islands.