PACKAGE INCLUDES

  • INTERNATIONAL & DOMESTIC FLIGHTS 
  • CULTURAL EXPERIENCES
  • HOTELS
  • 48 MEALS
  • EXCURSIONS
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Experience a 25-day guided tour of Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands, and Peru, with flights included! Explore Quito, the Galapagos Islands, Lima, Machu Picchu, and more while immersing yourself in the rich cultures of both countries!

Dates & Prices Itinerary Accommodation Accommodation Inclusions/Exclusions Inclusions Addons Map FAQ
April 2025
Departure Date Return Date Starting rate    
Sun Apr 06 Thu May 01 $6,998/person
Departure
Sun Apr 06
Return
Thu May 01
$6,998/person

May 2025
Departure Date Return Date Starting rate    
Sun May 11 Thu Jun 05 $6,998/person
Departure
Sun May 11
Return
Thu Jun 05
$6,998/person

*The advertised starting rate is available from Miami on Apr 2025
**All prices are subject to change without notice

ECUADOR, GALAPAGOS & PERU

24 NIGHTS / 25 DAYS
  • Day 1: USA - Quito (Ecuador)  

    Flight with a good itinerary. 

    Upon your arrival at the airport, after clearing customs, a transport service will take you from the airport to your hotel. Dinner and overnight stay in Quito. (Dinner)

    Founded in the 16th century on the ruins of an Inca city at an altitude of 2,850 m, the capital of Ecuador still has the best-preserved historical center in Latin America. The city of Quito is an important witness of Spanish colonization and maintains until now unity and harmony in its urban structure.

  • Day 2: Quito – Otavalo

    After breakfast, you will set off to explore Quito, a city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit Quito's historic center with its architectural heritage dating from the 17th and 19th centuries. Continue to Independence Square, where stands the famous Cathedral of Quito and the Church of the Society of Jesus. Discovery of the San Francisco de Quito church, built on the foundations of an Inca palace whose interior houses masterpieces of Latin American sacred art. Tasting in a local sugar factory and demonstration of its artisanal elaboration. 

    Lunch in a restaurant with a tasting of locro quiteño (potato soup), then departure to the north of Ecuador towards Otavalo. Upon arrival, visit the Otavalo market. Stroll through this market divided into several parts: fruits, meats, crafts, and more. It is here that the local indigenous communities regularly meet with their traditional costumes. Dinner and overnight in Otavalo. (Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner)

  • Day 3: Otavalo - Equinoctial Line - Amazon  

    After breakfast, you will take the road to the Quitsato Equinoctial Line. You can then set foot on latitude 0! This place has a great historical value because it was here that the French geodetic mission came in June 1736. Its results are engraved on a large stone plaque currently exposed in the astronomical observatory of Quito.

    You will continue towards the tropical plain of the Amazon, observing the striking changes of landscapes as you cross the mountains of the Andes Cordillera. You will stop at the Mirador de la Virgen de los Guacamayos, from where you will have a magnificent view of the forest of the Antisana Reserve and the Sumaco National Park. 

    Lunch on the way to Baeza to taste one of the best trout in the region. Arrival in the Cosanga region, at your lodge, where you will be welcomed with a traditional drink. You will meet your native guide and visit a traditional Quichua community's house. You will discover the different cultures and techniques used by this community to harvest cocoa, then you will return to the lodge to participate in the development of artisanal chocolate. Chocolate tasting. Dinner and overnight in your lodge in the Amazon. (Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner)

  • Day 4: Amazon - Riobamba  

    After breakfast, you will set off to explore the Amazon rainforest, accompanied by your local guide; you will be able to swim in the river if you wish. Return to the lodge and departure towards Baños.

    You will stop during the journey for your lunch, where you will taste tilapia, the best fish in the Amazon. Then, ascent of the Cordillera in the direction of Puyo, where you can visit a store of balsa wood objects. Then, proceed to Baños, a charming little town located 1800 meters above sea level that is overlooked by the magic of Mount Tungurahua, from which many waterfalls spring. You will stop at the famous Pailon del Diablo, one of the most impressive waterfalls in Ecuador, then continue for a city tour. You will stroll through the pedestrian streets, where you will meet many merchants selling fresh sugar cane juice and "melcocha" (sugar cane marshmallow). At the end of your tour, you will take the road back to Riobamba via the mythical Pan-American Highway, through the Andes. Upon arrival in Riobamba, you will take a walk through the historic center of this typical city, from where you will observe Ecuador's highest volcano from afar: Chimborazo (6310 m). Dinner and overnight in Riobamba. (Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner)

  • Day 5: Riobamba – Cuenca 

    After breakfast, departure by the Pan-American Road to reach an area of large fertile valleys. Along the way, you will pass the church of Balbanera, the first in Ecuadorian territory built during colonization in the 15th century. Arrival by bus to the Indian community of Tolte, you will take vehicles to descend towards the Chanchan canyon. Then, you will go in the direction of Sibambe station, from where you can take magnificent photos of the famous devil's nose, a rock formation made in a zigzag. Return to Tolte before taking the road to Sibambe.

    ** If the Andes Train is in operation at the time of your visit, the program in Tolte will be replaced by the following description: Arrival in Alausi and boarding the Andes Train to Sibambe station. Crossing different wonderful landscapes before arriving at the Nariz del Diablo (Devil's Nose). Stop at Sibambe, where you will refresh yourself and enjoy the landscape. 

    Arrival in Sibambe, where you will be welcomed by a group of Nizag dancers. You can visit the small museum maintained by the Indians of Nizag. Return to Alausi, where you will see from afar a fortress of the Inca ruins of Ingapirca, dating from the 15th century, located at 3100 m above sea level. Lunch in a local restaurant of an Indian Cañari couple, where you will enjoy a meal accompanied by barley soup. Ecuador is also known for having more than 400 soup recipes. Departure to Cuenca, one of the most beautiful cities in Ecuador, thanks to its architecture, landscape, and customs. Dinner and overnight in Cuenca. (Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner)

  • Day 6: Cuenca - Guayaquil  

    After breakfast, you will leave with your guide for a city tour of Cuenca, a cultural city with colonial and republican churches built on the ruins of the ancient "Tomebamba." You will pass by some amazing places such as "the road of the French," "San Sebastian," "the house of the Biennale," and the flower market, which is by a well-known church. Continuation to the Belvedere del Turi, from where you will have a very beautiful panoramic view of the city and the surrounding mountains. Visit the Ortega family's Panama hat factory and museum. Historically, these hats were made in Ecuador to protect the workers who built the Panama Canal. You will also visit the Museum of Aboriginal Cultures, which brings together archaeological, cultural, and ethnographic pieces from Ecuador. 

    For your lunch, you will enjoy a meal consisting of "tamale cuencano" (a kind of corn pancake), grilled pork meat accompanied by llapingachos (potato base), and fruit salad. Then, you will take the road towards Guayaquil, passing through the Cajas National Park, an area of 29,000 hectares with 275 lakes and known as a rainforest, home to a wide variety of animals and plants. You will have photo stops along this magnificent road. Arrival in Guayaquil and panoramic city tour. Dinner and overnight in Guayaquil. (Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner)

  • Day 7: Guayaquil - Baltra - Santa Cruz (Galápagos Island)  

    After breakfast, transfer to Guayaquil airport in the morning, from where you will take your flight to Baltra, your first stop upon arrival in the archipelago of the Galápagos. Greeting at Baltra's airport by your local representative before taking a collective transfer to the Itabaca Canal (about 10 minutes by bus). Once you arrive at Itabaca Channel, you will board a ferry to Santa Cruz Island (the ferry ride will take approximately 10 minutes).

    Upon arrival on Santa Cruz Island, board a private bus and head to Los Gemelos craters, impressive volcanic pits. The place is populated by free-roaming turtles and birds, including the “red tyrant” and the “chaffinch.” Lunch at a local ranch in the region. You will then leave for the Highlands to visit the Charles Darwin Station, a non-profit organization of scientists that ensures the preservation of the fauna and flora of the Galápagos Islands. At the end of the tour, you will drive back to your hotel. The rest of the day is free, before dinner in a local restaurant with the group and overnight in Santa Cruz. (Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner)

  • Day 8: Santa Cruz Island - Isabela Island (Galápagos Island)  

    Breakfast at your hotel, then you will travel to a new island in the Galápagos: Isabela. 

    The group will travel to the port of Santa Cruz to board a motorboat for a navigation of approximately two hours to Isabela Island. Upon your arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel before having lunch in a local restaurant. 

    In the early afternoon, you will visit a giant tortoise breeding center. Then you will walk through the “Humedales” area, which has a unique biodiversity of flowers and animal species, such as the flamingo and the marine iguana. This lagoon is the largest lagoon on the coast of the Galápagos Islands and is the main breeding site for flamingos. Once the visit is over, you will leave for "Concha y Perla," a bay of shallow, peaceful, and transparent water that allows you to observe sea lions, penguins, turtles, pelicans, and marine iguanas, as well as other animal species. Don't forget your swimsuit, as you will have the opportunity to swim and snorkel in this incredible wildlife. Return to your hotel at the end of the day. In the evening, you will have dinner with the group in a local restaurant. Overnight on Isabela Island. (Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner)

  • Day 9: Isabela Island - Tintoreras - Santa Cruz Island 

    Breakfast at your hotel and departure for the visit of Tintoreras, an islet with volcanic lava fissures that have formed tunnels, now a favorite spot for white-tailed sharks, an endangered species from the Galápagos Islands. The excursion begins at the Puerto Villamil wharf, from where you will board a small boat to navigate to Tintoreras islet (about 10 minutes). Once there, you will walk about 30 minutes on the volcanic terrain of the islet, a unique place. During this walk, you can see Tintorera sharks, sea iguanas, endangered birds, sea wolves, turtles, sea lions, and other animal species. 

    After touring the island, the guide will take you to a great spot for snorkeling. Here you will have the opportunity to go swimming with sea lions, rays, turtles, and a variety of colorful fish in crystal-clear waters. The guide will give you masks and snorkels so you can enjoy this remarkable environment for about an hour. Once the activity is over, you will have lunch in a local restaurant before returning to Santa Cruz Island by speedboat. You will return to your hotel for a moment of relaxation before joining the group for dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight on Santa Cruz Island. (Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner)

  • Day 10: Santa Cruz Island  

    Breakfast at your hotel. The day is free to stroll around Santa Cruz Island or opt for an optional day excursion ($) to one of the islands of the Galápagos archipelago. (Breakfast)

    Optional excursion to Bartolomé Island ($):

    You can take the opportunity to explore Bartolomé Island. You will leave Santa Cruz early in the morning by boat and will return around 4/5 PM (lunch included). You can swim and snorkel around Pinnacle Rock and see some great marine species, such as sea turtles, reef sharks, tropical fish, and more. Take comfortable walking shoes, as you will also be walking around the island.

    * Please be aware that when you pre-book this excursion, you secure your access to one of the stunning Galapagos Islands. While it is possible to book the excursion at your destination for a potentially lower rate, we cannot guarantee availability.

    ** Additionally, please note that circumstances beyond our control may lead to the substitution of the planned island once you arrive at your destination.

  • Day 11: Santa Cruz - Baltra (Galápagos Island) - Guayaquil (Ecuador)  

    After breakfast, transfer from your hotel to Puerto Ayora to catch your ferry for the Itabaca Canal to get to Baltra airport. You will then take your flight to Guayaquil at the end of the morning.

    Arrival in Guayaquil in the afternoon. Your hotel shuttle will meet you at the airport and then drop you off at your hotel for your last night on the Ecuadorian mainland. Rest of the day free. (Breakfast)

  • Day 12: Guayaquil – Lima (Peru) 

    Breakfast at your hotel. Transfer from your hotel to the airport for your flight to Lima with your hotel shuttle. 

    Arrival at the airport in Lima. You will be greeted by our local representatives after exiting customs and transferred to your hotel in Lima. The Peruvian capital is a modern metropolis full of history, currently undergoing an exciting process of cultural and economic changes. (Breakfast)

  • Day 13: Lima

    Following breakfast at your hotel, you will enjoy your day at leisure, whether by relaxing or beginning your exploration of Lima. You may choose to visit the lively Barranco district, known for its artistic flair and the iconic Bridge of Sighs, or explore Huaca Pucllana, an impressive pre-Inca archaeological site in Miraflores. If you prefer, you can stroll along the Malecón in Miraflores for breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean or visit Parque Kennedy, a bustling park at the heart of the district. For a deeper dive into Lima's culture, the National Museum offers a comprehensive overview of Peru's fascinating history. (Breakfast)

  • Day 14: Lima

    After breakfast, begin your exploration of Lima’s historic old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with fascinating colonial architecture. Your tour starts at Casa Aliaga, the only 16th century colonial house still owned by the same family. Next, enjoy a scenic tour of Lima’s colonial downtown, featuring the Main Square with its impressive Spanish Empire architecture and the 16th-century Cathedral of Lima. 

    You will then head to the traditional Pueblo Libre district, where you will visit the Larco Museum, located in a beautifully restored viceregal mansion built on a 7th-century pre-Columbian pyramid. The museum showcases an extensive collection of pre-Hispanic gold and silver artifacts. You will return to your hotel and will have the afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Lima. (Breakfast)

  • Day 15: Lima – Arequipa

    Following breakfast, you will be transferred from your hotel to the airport for your flight to Arequipa.

    Upon arrival in Arequipa, you will be transferred to your hotel. Lunch at leisure. In the afternoon, your tour begins with a visit to Carmen Alto for a panoramic view of the Arequipa countryside. You will then continue to the district of Yanahuara before visiting the Church of the Compañia de Jesus. The tour concludes at Arequipa’s beautiful Main Square, followed by a visit of the Monastery of Santa Catalina, a cloistered convent built in 1579, that is still in use to this date. Afterward, you will be transferred back to your hotel. Dinner at leisure and overnight in Arequipa. (Breakfast)

  • Day 16: Arequipa – Puno

    After breakfast at the hotel, you'll depart for Puno, traveling through the marvelous landscapes of the Andes as you ascend toward the high plains of the Altiplano. You will pass though the Pampa Cañahuas National Reserve where you might see vicuñas, an indigenous Andean camelid. After enjoying your box lunch on the bus, you will visit the ancient necropolis of Sillustani, known for its towering funerary towers (chullpas). In the late afternoon, you will arrive in Puno and check into your hotel. You will have an evening at leisure, and we invite you to take this time to relax and gradually acclimate to the altitude. Free dinner and overnight in Puno. (Breakfast-Lunch)

  • Day 17: Puno - Lake Titicaca (Taquile Island) 

    Following breakfast, your excursion on Lake Titicaca begins with a motorboat crossing to Taquile Island. This island is home to a native Peruvian community that still speaks Quechua and has developed a unique social structure along with very refined textile art over the centuries. You will enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. In the evening, you will discover the warmth and hospitality of an island family who will welcome you with a delicious dinner and provide a traditional room for your overnight stay. (Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner)

  • Day 18: Lake Titicaca (Tequile Island) – Puno

    After breakfast, you will take a motorboat to visit the floating islands of Uros. This very ancient culture inhabits a series of artificial islands off the coast of Puno, which are constructed from creed plants native to the lake’s shores. You will then return to Puno in the afternoon and have the rest of the day at leisure. Free dinner and overnight in Puno (Breakfast)

  • Day 19: Puno – Cusco

    After breakfast, you will embark on your journey to the heart of the Inca Empire. Enjoy the breathtaking landscapes of the highlands, dotted with small Andean villages and local wildlife. Along the way, you will visit the archaeological sites of Pucará (dating from 200 BC to 300 AD) and Racchi where you will admire the ruins of an Inca temple (a remarkable rectangular construction that measures 30 meters wide and 20 meters high) dedicated to the creator god Wiracocha. You will also visit Andahuaylillas known for its main attraction: a church often referred to as the "Sistine Chapel of the Americas" due to its impressive works of art. Upon your arrival in Cusco, you will be transferred to your hotel. Free dinner and overnight in Cusco. (Breakfast-Lunch)

  • Day 20: Cusco - Sacred Valley

    After breakfast, you will be picked up from your hotel in Cusco to visit the town of Chinchero, where you will enjoy stunning views of the valley. The inhabitants of this area preserve the artisan traditions and the inherited knowledge of the Incas which they display in their clothes and customs. Here, you’ll also find archaeological remains and a beautiful 17th-century church, one of the first Catholic buildings in Peru. 

    Next, you will be transferred to the Living Museum of Yucay, a center dedicated to of Andean traditions and cultural interpretations. After enjoying a delicious buffet-style lunch in the town of Ollantaytambo, you will experience the unique Andean atmosphere as this town still follows original Inca urban planning and has been inhabited since then. At the end of this activity, transfer to your hotel in Sacred Valley. Dinner at leisure and overnight in Sacred Valley. (Breakfast-Lunch)

  • Day 21: Sacred Valley - Machu Picchu – Cusco 

    Following breakfast, Your Machu Picchu excursion will begin with a scenic 90-minute train journey from Ollantaytambo station to Aguas Calientes. After a quick bus transfer, you will arrive at Machu Picchu, the "lost city of the Incas". This remarkable archaeological site was built in 1450 by the Inca Pachacutec as a holiday residence. A century later, the citadel was abandoned following the Spanish conquest, fleeing destruction as other Inca sites have known. The vegetation then gradually invaded its stone buildings and hid it, thus protecting it for centuries. During your guided tour, you will uncover the fascinating history and origins of this impressive site. After the visit, return by bus to Aguas Calientes for lunch, and then return to Ollantaytambo by train. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel in Cusco for a dinner at leisure and your overnight stay.  (Breakfast-Lunch)

    * Please note that due to train restrictions, you will need to pack a light backpack for your full-day tour of Machu Picchu. Your main luggage will be waiting for you at your hotel in Cusco. 

  • Day 22: Cusco

    Following breakfast, you will explore the wonderful city of Cusco on a walking tour. Begin in the Main Square, home to the church of Compañía de Jesus and the imposing Cusco Cathedral. The tour continues through San Blas, one of Cusco’s most emblematic neighborhoods. Originally inhabited by the Inca nobility, San Blas is now renowned for its prestigious artisan workshops. Among its greatest attractions is San Blas Church, famous for its priceless pulpit intricately carved by a master indigenous woodcarver. The descent continues towards the Coricancha also known as "The temple of the Sun", before continuing through Plaza Regocijo and to Plaza San Francisco. The tour ends at San Pedro Market, where you will experience a sensory feast of products from different regions of Cusco. Afterward, you will return to your hotel for a free lunch and an afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Cusco. (Breakfast)

  • Day 23: Cusco - Palcoyo – Cusco 

    After breakfast, you will have an early transfer from your hotel in Cusco to the starting point of the trek to the impressive Palcoyo mountain range. Like Vinicunca, the 7-Colored Mountain, Palcoyo’s vibrant colors arise from minerals such as iron, magnesium, calcium, among others, which have accumulated over millions of years, creating a stunning visual spectacle. Unlike Vinicunca, reaching the Palcoyo mountain range involves a moderate and accessible walk with no steep slopes, reaching a maximum elevation of 4,900 meters above sea level. Upon arrival, take a moment to enjoy the breathtaking views and appreciate the serene surroundings as this area experiences less foot traffic than Vinicunca. After this visit, begin the descent and enjoy a picnic lunch while continuing to enjoy the spectacular scenery. Following your meal, you will be transferred back to your hotel for a free evening. Dinner at leisure and overnight in Cusco. (Breakfast-Lunch)

  • Day 24: Cusco – Lima

    Following breakfast, you will be transferred from your hotel to the airport in Cusco for your flight to Lima. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by our local representative and will walk to your hotel, conveniently located in the airport terminal. Evening at leisure and overnight in Lima. (Breakfast)

  • Day 25: Lima - USA

    Enjoy your last breakfast at your hotel. Three hours prior to your flight, you can simply walk from your hotel to the airport for your return flight. (Breakfast)

    -End of services-

ECUADOR, GALAPAGOS & PERU

Experience a comfortable stay in our Classic Hotels, carefully chosen for their value, convenient locations, and proximity to major attractions. Relax in well-maintained rooms with thoughtful amenities, savor a variety of breakfast choices, and benefit from attentive service to enhance your travel experience.

  • • 1 night in Quito at the Mercure Alameda 5* hotel (or similar) in a standard room
  • • 1 night in Otavalo at the Puerto Lago 4* hotel (or similar) in a standard room
  • • 1 night in Amazonia (Cosanga) at the Huasquila lodge (or similar) in a standard room
  • • 1 night in Riobamba at the Hacienda Abraspungo 4* hotel (or similar) in a standard room
  • • 1 night in Cuenca at the Four Points by Sheraton 3.5* hotel (or similar) in a standard room
  • • 1 night in Guayaquil the Grand Hotel Guayaquil 4* hotel (or similar) in a standard room
  • • 3 nights in Galápagos (Santa Cruz island) at the Silberstein 3* hotel (or similar) in a standard room
  • • 1 night in Galápagos (Isabela island) at the Isamar 3* hotel (or similar) in a standard room
  • • 1 night in Guayaquil the Grand Hotel Guayaquil 4* hotel (or similar) in a standard room
  • • 3 nights in Lima at the Tierra Viva Miraflores Larco 3* hotel (or similar) in a standard room
  • • 1 night in Arequipa at the Casa Andina Standard Arequipa 3* hotel (or similar) in a tranditional room
  • • 2 nights in Puno at the Casa Andina Standard Puno 3* hotel (or similar) in a tranditional room
  • • 1 night in Taquile Island in a private room at a local family host
  • • 4 nights in Cusco at the Tierra Viva 3* hotel (or similar) in a standard room
  • • 1 night in Urubamba at the Taypikala Deluxe Valle Sagrado 5* hotel (or similar) in a standard room
  • • 1 night in Lima in the airport area at the Costa Del Sol Wyndham Airport 4* hotel (or similar) in a standard room

INCLUDES

  • Round-trip international flights between USA / Quito and Lima / USA with good itineraries

  • Internal flights between Guayaquil / Baltra (Galapagos islands) - Guayaquil / Lima - Lima / Arequipa - Cusco / Lima 

  • All greetings and transfers between airports, hotels, ports and train stations

  • 24 nights hotel accommodations

  • All breakfasts + 14 lunches + 10 dinners (48 meals)

  • Train tickets between Ollantaytambo / Aguas Calientes

  • Excursion on Lake Titicaca by private boat

  • A/C vehicles during the tour

  • Excursions with English-multilingual speaking local guides

  • All visits and entrance fees as per itinerary

  • Galápagos migration control card (Value of $20 USD per person)

  • Port tax in Isabela island (Value of $10 USD per person)

  • All taxes, fees, and OPC

EXCLUDES

  • Travel insurance

  • Fees for checked baggage

  • Tips: Guides, bus drivers and hotel staff

  • Meals and beverages unless otherwise mentioned

  • Personal expenses and optional activities

  • National Galápagos entrance park ($200 USD per person - Payable in cash only at destination)

ADDONS

Excursion to Bartolomé island Details

+ 365.00 USD
You can take the opportunity to explore Bartolomé island. You will leave Santa Cruz early morning by boat and will return around 4/5PM (lunch included). You can swim and snorkel around Pinnacle Rock, and see some great marine species such as sea turtles, reef sharks, tropical fish and more. Take comfortable walking shoes, as you will also be walking around the island.

**Please be aware that when you pre-book this excursion, you secure your access to one of the stunning Galapagos Islands. While it is possible to book the excursion at your destination for a potentially lower rate, we cannot guarantee availability.

**Additionally, please note that circumstances beyond our control may lead to the substitution of the planned island once you arrive at your destination.

Excursion to Bartolomé island Details

+ 365.00 USD
You can take the opportunity to explore Bartolomé island. You will leave Santa Cruz early morning by boat and will return around 4/5PM (lunch included). You can swim and snorkel around Pinnacle Rock, and see some great marine species such as sea turtles, reef sharks, tropical fish and more. Take comfortable walking shoes, as you will also be walking around the island.

**Please be aware that when you pre-book this excursion, you secure your access to one of the stunning Galapagos Islands. While it is possible to book the excursion at your destination for a potentially lower rate, we cannot guarantee availability.

**Additionally, please note that circumstances beyond our control may lead to the substitution of the planned island once you arrive at your destination.
tour map

How much of a deposit is required?

You need to make a 50% deposit upon reservation to secure your seats. If your departure is in less than 60 days, the full amount is due when booking.

When is the balance due?

The balance is due 60 days prior to the departure date.

What is the group size?

In Ecuador, groups are 16 people maximum.

In Peru, groups are 35 people maximum per tour guide.

Is it a guaranteed departure?

Yes, all our departures are guaranteed.

Is triple occupancy available?

For this package, triple occupancy is on request. This means that we have to check the price and availability upon reservation.

Will there be someone waiting for us at the airport?

Yes, our local operators will welcome you at the gate holding a sign with your name on it. You will be transferred to the hotel.

Is it possible to book additional tours?

Yes, you can book a day tour to one of the Galápagos Islands with Wingbuddy upon reservation. 

Are the hotels far from the city?

The hotels are centrally located which means that whether you walk or use local transportation, you will be able to reach the city within 20 minutes.

Are tips included?

In Ecuador and Peru, prices usually include taxes. Tipping the guides, drivers, hotel and restaurant staff is always appreciated and remains at your discretion. We suggest the equivalent of $3 to $5 USD / person for your tour guide and $1 to $3 USD / person for your driver depending if it's a half day or full day tour.

What is the average cost of a meal?

Most of your meals are included in this package. For the other meals, the average cost $10 to $20 USD / $12 to $25 CAD in Ecuador and  $6 USD / $8 CAD  in Peru.

Is it possible to add extra nights?

Yes, you may add extra nights to your package in Lima and / or Guayaquil. Simply make the request with your reservation agent who will change your flights accordingly. We can include the same hotels or you may stay under your own arrangements. The price will be confirmed by your agent depending on availability.

Is the bus equipped with toilets, AC, Wi-fi?

Yes, the bus has AC. Also, the tour makes frequent rest stops. Wi-Fi is not available in the bus in Ecuador, and may not be available everywhere in Peru.

Other useful information:

Currency: Nuevo Sol & US Dollar


Visa: No visa is required for Canadian or US citizens.


Language: Spanish mostly and Quechua.


Vaccine: No vaccine is required. We recommend to make sure your routines vaccines are up to date and check with your travel clinic for any vaccination required or recommended for this destination.

FAQ

How much of a deposit is required?

You need to make a 50% deposit upon reservation to secure your seats. If your departure is in less than 60 days, the full amount is due when booking.

When is the balance due?

The balance is due 60 days prior to the departure date.

What is the group size?

In Ecuador, groups are 16 people maximum.

In Peru, groups are 35 people maximum per tour guide.

Is it a guaranteed departure?

Yes, all our departures are guaranteed.

Is triple occupancy available?

For this package, triple occupancy is on request. This means that we have to check the price and availability upon reservation.

Will there be someone waiting for us at the airport?

Yes, our local operators will welcome you at the gate holding a sign with your name on it. You will be transferred to the hotel.

Is it possible to book additional tours?

Yes, you can book a day tour to one of the Galápagos Islands with Wingbuddy upon reservation. 

Are the hotels far from the city?

The hotels are centrally located which means that whether you walk or use local transportation, you will be able to reach the city within 20 minutes.

Are tips included?

In Ecuador and Peru, prices usually include taxes. Tipping the guides, drivers, hotel and restaurant staff is always appreciated and remains at your discretion. We suggest the equivalent of $3 to $5 USD / person for your tour guide and $1 to $3 USD / person for your driver depending if it's a half day or full day tour.

What is the average cost of a meal?

Most of your meals are included in this package. For the other meals, the average cost $10 to $20 USD / $12 to $25 CAD in Ecuador and  $6 USD / $8 CAD  in Peru.

Is it possible to add extra nights?

Yes, you may add extra nights to your package in Lima and / or Guayaquil. Simply make the request with your reservation agent who will change your flights accordingly. We can include the same hotels or you may stay under your own arrangements. The price will be confirmed by your agent depending on availability.

Is the bus equipped with toilets, AC, Wi-fi?

Yes, the bus has AC. Also, the tour makes frequent rest stops. Wi-Fi is not available in the bus in Ecuador, and may not be available everywhere in Peru.

Other useful information:

Currency: Nuevo Sol & US Dollar


Visa: No visa is required for Canadian or US citizens.


Language: Spanish mostly and Quechua.


Vaccine: No vaccine is required. We recommend to make sure your routines vaccines are up to date and check with your travel clinic for any vaccination required or recommended for this destination.

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