Ecuador

Two weeks in the country of eternal spring with an incredible variety of landscapes and impressions. We will begin in Galapagos islands, contemplating a huge number of rare species of animals and birds. Then we'll get to the active volcanoes and the famous swings over the abyss, and spend four days in the Amazon rainforest, studying the life of the Quechua tribe. 

Ecuador is considered one of the best places in the world for active travel. In this journey you will understand why! We will fly over the rivers and gorges, try the famous swings over the abyss, and rafting on the Jatunyacu river. We will also explore the jungle of the Amazon and get acquainted with the life of the Quechua tribe.

Traveling the roads of the Inca empire, we will see the most famous monuments of this mysterious civilization. The main city of Cusco, the ancient Moray terraces and the legendary Machu Picchu. We will spend four days in the Amazon jungle with the Quechua tribe, try rafting and zip-lanes. And of course we will plunge into the lost world of the Galapagos Islands.

Between the Pacific coast and the Amazon basin, wonderful adventures await! Colorful Otavalo bazaar, thermal pools near the active volcano, rafting along the Amazon tributary. We will spend four days in the wildest jungles on the planet, walk the streets of the bustling Lima and cozy Cusco and see one of the wonders of the world - Machu Picchu.

How did Charles Darwin get to his theory of natural selection in the Galapagos? What secrets are revealed to the shamans of the Amazon during the Ayahuasca ritual? How long did it take Incas to build Machu Picchu? What is the secret of floating islands of Uros? What do the lines in the Nazca desert mean? Answers to many exciting questions - in this fascinating journey!

Two worlds - Antarctic and tropical will meet us on the islands of the archipelago. We will explore the white beaches with turquoise water and wonderful underwater world, climb to the volcanic crater and meet many locals: seals, iguanas, pelicans, giant turtles and, probably, pink flamingos.