Things To Do
in Ecuador

Home to the iconic Cotopaxi volcano, this national park offers numerous trails through diverse ecosystems, beautiful landscapes, and opportunities to see wildlife.

Known for its stunning lakes and rugged terrain, Cajas National Park features a variety of trails ranging from easy walks to challenging hikes, perfect for nature lovers.

This popular trekking route takes you around the stunning Quilotoa crater lake, offering breathtaking views and a chance to experience local indigenous culture.

Located in southern Ecuador, this park features rich biodiversity and various hiking trails that take you through lush cloud forests and high-altitude ecosystems.

This lesser-known area has a range of trails suitable for all skill levels, surrounded by spectacular scenery of mountains, lakes, and diverse flora.

The highest mountain in Ecuador, Chimborazo offers challenging hikes and climbing opportunities, with breathtaking panoramas from the summit.

This reserve is known for its incredible wildlife, including the endangered Andean condor, and features several scenic hiking trails through varied landscapes.

Located in Guayaquil, this is the largest international airport in Ecuador.

Situated in Quito, it serves as the main gateway for international travelers to the capital city.

Located in Manta, this airport serves both domestic and international flights, primarily to North America.

This airport is located in Cuenca and serves both domestic and international routes.

Located in Tenerife, the Canary Islands, it's one of the larger international airports near Ecuador.

Located in Venezuela, this airport is one of the biggest in the nearby region for international travel.

Situated in Lima, Peru, this is the primary international airport serving the country and is relatively close to Ecuador.

Located in Bogotá, Colombia, this airport is one of the major international airports in South America.

Mestizos constitute the majority of Ecuador's population, representing people of mixed European and Indigenous descent.

Indigenous groups make up a significant minority, with various ethnic groups such as the Quechua and Shuar.

Ecuador has a population of people of European descent, primarily of Spanish origin.

This demographic group consists of people of African descent, primarily found in the coastal regions.

Montubios are a cultural group from the coastal areas, often with mixed Indigenous and mestizo heritage.

Includes small communities of people from Asian and Middle Eastern descents, as well as other immigrant groups.

Football (soccer) is the most popular sport in Ecuador, with a rich tradition and numerous professional clubs, as well as a national team that competes in international tournaments.

Cycling is a widely enjoyed activity in Ecuador, especially in urban areas and during various competitions. The country's diverse terrain provides excellent opportunities for both road and mountain biking.

Volleyball has gained popularity, particularly among women, and is played both recreationally and competitively across the country.

Basketball has a growing following, especially among the youth, with amateur leagues and teams at both the school and community levels.

Rugby is increasingly popular, with a notable number of clubs forming and an official national team participating in international competitions.