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Hacienda La Danesa models hospitality with enduring expressions of land and family that fosters and sustains the Olsen-Peet family charming 6-bedroom farmhouse.

Napo Wildlife Center offers an unforgettable experience stay in a first class eco-lodge and discover the rich culture of the indigenous Anangu Kichwa Community, featuring 16 comfortable and spacious cabins with modern facilities, right in the heart of the Yasuni National Park.

Samari Spa Resort is a handcrafted gem in the hot springs town of Baños, three hours from Quito.

The Santa Cruz II affords the perfect infrastructure for Galapagos exploration ensuring every guest fully experience the wonders of the Galapagos.

A trek through the park you discover tropical dry forest, coastal scrub, beaches, and offshore Isla de la Plata, filled with marine birds and a great view point for migratory humpback whales. Delight yourself with the sand sunsets and magic of Machalilla.

A visit to the Finch Bay Eco Lodge is truly a unique way to savour the Galapagos Islands experience, located by the town Puerto Ayora´ only beach, on Santa Cruz island.

Experience traveling a truly remarkable feat of early 20th century railway engineering with the stunning views the journey provides down the rocky slopes of the Andes.

Ideally located on the lower slopes of Volcan Corazon in a spectacular valley dividing the eastern and western ranges of the Andes, the hacienda is the family home of Gabriel and Paty Espinosa who privately own the property and focus on ecological tourism, horseback adventures and the organic dairy production.

Located high in the Ecuadorian Andes at the foot of the Cotacachi volcano about 50 miles north of Quito, less than 10 miles from Otavalo, one of the most popular indigenous markets, this hacienda is a magical spot offering comfort and a friendly atmosphere while you explore this area full of culture, tradition and great food.

If you crave a taste of good chocolate, our cocoa plantation tour offers visitors a hands-on tasting experience.

The hotel’s architectural style fuses colonial and traditional elements inspired by the old manors and farmhouses of the Ecuadorian highlands combined together with modern touches. It’s location is also a great option for exploring the Devil’s Nose Train.

Mantaraya Lodge mixes eccentric architecture with cheerful colors, while offering travellers the ideal place to visit the Machalilla National park and explore western Ecuador’s tropical dry forest and coastal waters.