Amazonia Vacations

4.3

3 reviews

The chance to explore the Amazon during your trip to Eduador is a unique experience. You need to be well organised and trust the local guides.

Visit Amazonia

Waterfall
Sustainable Tourism
Nature, Adventure & Sport

Amazonia: How to get there?

5 hours by bus from Quito

Amazonia: When to go?

Between July and September

Amazonia: For how long?

3 to 5 days

Learn more about your destination

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Amazonia: What to see in the surroundings?

What our travelers think about their stay

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

The chance to explore the Amazon during your trip to Eduador is a unique experience. You need to be well organised and trust the local guides.

My suggestion

Find a local guide when you are there, and a comfortable lodge in the jungle. Take advantage of the different excursions that are offered.

Lorette Vinet

Seasoned Traveller

Being on the Columbian border, being home to the legendary Amazon River and being a dream destination, a tour of the rainforest is a must during any holiday in Ecuador.

My suggestion

I suggest you check out the options available at Quito, as there are numerous tours and you'll be able to choose the one that suits you best for this once in a lifetime experience.

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

Ecuadorian Amazonia is called "the East" because it covers a large part of the east of the country. It is home to an enormous biodiversity but nowadays is also prized for its oil...

My suggestion

If you talk about the Amazon, you are talking about heat, humidity and insects of all kinds, but especially mosquitoes. So don't forget your mosquito repellent and cover yourself with it from head to foot!

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