ITK Voyage Ecuador Agency offers superb tours and exclusive stays around specific themes selected for your greatest pleasure. From the Andes to the Galapagos Islands, and from the Pacific coast to the Amazon Rainforest. If you want to discover Ecuador, in a different way, with an exceptional approach to the country and off the beaten track, then these tours are for you! Visit Ecuador on two wheels, wind in your hair, aboard a motorcycle. Enjoy the succulent Ecuadorian cuisine and learn varied typical and exotic recipes across the country along our “culinary tour”. Read More ↓
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FAQ
How our Thematic & Combined tours work?
Our Thematic & Combined tours work as integral tours across different regions integrated by one theme in specific, it means your trip unfolds around a specific activities or themes according to your preferences.
You can also combine different types of activities (or themes) while exploring different regions of Ecuador, let us assist you during your pre-trip planning and during your stay in Ecuador.
Does ITK Voyage organize theme trips around Ecuador?
YES! We specialize in crafting themed trips across Ecuador and the Galápagos Islands. From MTB, Photography and, auto-tours to Vulcanology, Honeymoon and, Culinary focused adventures spanning the country’s four regions.
Every traveler has their own unique travel style, and we can adapt and create something tailored to yours!
What is the best season to visit Ecuador?
Well again, it depends, mainly on your destination (region). Generally, Ecuador experiences two main seasons: the dry season (June to September) and the wet season (October to May).
The dry season, particularly from June to August offers clearer skies and less rainfall, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities, hiking, and exploring the Galápagos Islands. However, this period also coincides with higher tourist numbers and probably higher prices. For high-mountain the best season is from late November (the beginning of the wet season) to mid January, as lower temperatures make glaciers more stable, avoiding avalanches or crevasses.
The wet season is particularly good for observing wildlife and lush green landscapes. Ultimately, t’s essential to consider what activities and experiences you prioritize when planning your trip.