8-Day Ecuador Multisport Once in a Life Time


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Departs: Quito, Quito

Ticket Type: Mobile or paper ticket accepted

Free cancellation

Up to 24 hours in advance.

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Overview

Challenge yourself and join this magical adventure in the Ecuadorian mainland, where the largest biodiversity on earth and the richest geography are located along the Equator line. Bike down the slopes of the eastern Andean Mountain Range with great views of Tungurahua active volcano, explore the colorful Andean fields, discover the hidden treasures by climbing up waterfalls in the Amazon rainforest, fight large waves by rafting on the Jatunyacu River, trek to the rim of Cuicocha Crater Lake and soak in Papallacta’s volcanic waters. Experience a fantastic cultural encounter with an indigenous family in the Amazon, learning about their customs, food, knowledge and life-style.

"Unique Experiences"
- Prepare chocolate the ancestral way with a native Kichwa family in the Amazon Rainforest.
- Stay with a Local Family 


What's Included

Accommodation

Certified expert English-speaking Adventure

Transportation

Use of bicycle

What's Not Included

Airport Transfers

International Flights

Meals not described in the itinerary

My own room supplement

Tips

Travel Insurance (mandatory)


Traveler Information

  • ADULT: Age: 12 - 85

Additional Info

  • All AJ guides and trip leaders are highly experienced, licensed from the Tourism University to operate in Ecuador and certified as Wilderness Adventure First Aid responders, they all have approved several extra training courses for kayaking, rafting, biki
  • All year
  • Always ask permission before taking someone´s picture. People in remote villages often don’t like being photographed.
  • Another health risk in Ecuador is traveler´s diarrhea caused by eating contaminated food or drinking contaminated water. It is therefore very important to watch what you eat - do not eat anything from street vendors, avoid ice unless you are sure it is ma
  • CAMERAS & PHOTOGRAPHY
  • Day 15-34ºC / 59-93ºF - Night 12-17ºC / 53-62ºF.
  • Ecuador has many colorful markets – both for handicrafts and local products. Before buying you should always bargain in price as this is the custom and the locals often try to charge extra to the tourists. There is no general guideline as to how much you
  • Ecuador is a wonderful, colorful and friendly country to visit. It is, however, a very different culture. So to ensure that you are fully prepared for the trip and enjoy your stay here we provide the following travel tips:
  • Ecuador, with its majestic landscapes and varied cityscapes, is the dream of every photographer. However, you should respect the locals and follow these simple rules when photographing them:
  • Face masks required for guides in public areas
  • FOOD & DRINK
  • GENERAL (TRAVEL IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY)
  • Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
  • Hygiene standards are generally lower than those you are used to in North America or Europe. One very important difference is that the sewage system cannot cope with toilet paper being flushed into the toilet. There is usually a basket next to the toilet
  • In some location and for some activities, local guides join the trip leaders to provide an added service and make sure we practice sustainable tourism involving local indigenous people in our operation.
  • It is our intention to adhere to the itinerary described; however, due to our travel style, on occasions it may be necessary or desirable to make small changes. Weather conditions and unpredictable local circumstances may lead us to make alterations to th
  • NOTE.- For specific details of activities please view the Full Itinerary.
  • Our Company is always making sure in having the best outdoor gear possible, and we are very proud to work with the best brands, like Trek bikes, Aire and NRS for white water, Black diamond for trekking and Eureka for Camping.
  • Pichincha, Cotopaxi, Tungurahua, Pastaza, Napo, Imbabura.
  • Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
  • Safety and security is an important issue as pick-pocketing and robbery of tourists can and does occur. It is important not to be paranoid when travelling as most Ecuadorians you meet will be very honest and friendly people, but there are some basic preca
  • Social distancing enforced throughout experience
  • Temperature checks for travellers upon arrival
  • The best way to deal with these differences is to look on the bright side and take each challenge as part of your travel experience. Relax and enjoy these sides to Latin culture.
  • Tipping is also standard practice in most cafes and restaurants – 10% is normal.
  • Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
  • Travelling with Adventure Journeys you will have the possibility to experience and taste local food and snacks. Your guide will help you identify typical food and suggest the best places to enjoy it. Some meals are not included in order to give you some f
  • When in regular shops/malls you should pay the quoted price as it is considered rude to bargain.
  • All AJ guides and trip leaders are highly experienced, licensed from the Tourism University to operate in Ecuador and certified as Wilderness Adventure First Aid responders, they all have approved several extra training courses for kayaking, rafting, biki
  • All year
  • Always ask permission before taking someone´s picture. People in remote villages often don’t like being photographed.
  • Another health risk in Ecuador is traveler´s diarrhea caused by eating contaminated food or drinking contaminated water. It is therefore very important to watch what you eat - do not eat anything from street vendors, avoid ice unless you are sure it is ma
  • CAMERAS & PHOTOGRAPHY
  • Day 15-34ºC / 59-93ºF - Night 12-17ºC / 53-62ºF.
  • Ecuador has many colorful markets – both for handicrafts and local products. Before buying you should always bargain in price as this is the custom and the locals often try to charge extra to the tourists. There is no general guideline as to how much you
  • Ecuador is a wonderful, colorful and friendly country to visit. It is, however, a very different culture. So to ensure that you are fully prepared for the trip and enjoy your stay here we provide the following travel tips:
  • Ecuador, with its majestic landscapes and varied cityscapes, is the dream of every photographer. However, you should respect the locals and follow these simple rules when photographing them:
  • Face masks required for guides in public areas
  • FOOD & DRINK
  • GENERAL (TRAVEL IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY)
  • Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
  • Hygiene standards are generally lower than those you are used to in North America or Europe. One very important difference is that the sewage system cannot cope with toilet paper being flushed into the toilet. There is usually a basket next to the toilet
  • In some location and for some activities, local guides join the trip leaders to provide an added service and make sure we practice sustainable tourism involving local indigenous people in our operation.
  • It is our intention to adhere to the itinerary described; however, due to our travel style, on occasions it may be necessary or desirable to make small changes. Weather conditions and unpredictable local circumstances may lead us to make alterations to th
  • NOTE.- For specific details of activities please view the Full Itinerary.
  • Our Company is always making sure in having the best outdoor gear possible, and we are very proud to work with the best brands, like Trek bikes, Aire and NRS for white water, Black diamond for trekking and Eureka for Camping.
  • Pichincha, Cotopaxi, Tungurahua, Pastaza, Napo, Imbabura.
  • Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
  • Safety and security is an important issue as pick-pocketing and robbery of tourists can and does occur. It is important not to be paranoid when travelling as most Ecuadorians you meet will be very honest and friendly people, but there are some basic preca
  • Social distancing enforced throughout experience
  • Temperature checks for travellers upon arrival
  • The best way to deal with these differences is to look on the bright side and take each challenge as part of your travel experience. Relax and enjoy these sides to Latin culture.
  • Tipping is also standard practice in most cafes and restaurants – 10% is normal.
  • Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
  • Travelling with Adventure Journeys you will have the possibility to experience and taste local food and snacks. Your guide will help you identify typical food and suggest the best places to enjoy it. Some meals are not included in order to give you some f
  • When in regular shops/malls you should pay the quoted price as it is considered rude to bargain.

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All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.






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