Quiero compartir este post de un viaje de rafting de cuando me encontraba estudiando en la Escuela Politécnica Nacional y forme parte del Club de Andinismo Politécnico donde aprendi a
Safe Travels: Global Protocols & Stamp for the New Normal Some of the Galapagos Cruises we work with have taken this certification that is working to achieve effective recovery protocols
Ecuador is a whitewater paradise…perfect for a rafting trip! Before coming here, I had never thought about whitewater rafting before: don’t get me wrong, I am not a coward. I
Last month we made a short trip to the Cotopaxi National Park to get to know a new, beautiful hacienda: “Hacienda Santa Ana,” a property that belonged to the Jesuits
The Galapagos Islands make up a total of 30 islands. The waters around them were proclaimed marine reserve and World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Paying attention to the rules of reservation and
The scenery during Holly week this year is to stay at home, stay healthy. We hope that this time of religious reflection you can relax and find yourself, think about
Roughly 170,000 tourists visit the Galapagos Islands every year ––or 400+ people per day–– which is a considerable amount of people coming into a small and fragile ecosystem. It’s a
Adventure Spas in Ecuador. Where to go and what to expect When you think about adventure travel, many things come to mind. Depending on how adventurous you are and what
As the year came to an end, Bryan Rubin and some of his friends took part in a Barefoot Expeditions Adventure. Bryan kindly provided an account of his adventure experience
I believe that when one travels, one does it with a purpose that involves taking the risk of going somewhere new, exotic, “dangerous.” This experience, in turn, will help you
