From ancient markets to lush rainforests, experience our women-only tour
Ecuador
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9 days starting at $5,550. USD.
Up to 14 solo female travelers.
Ecuador is a place where the pulse of ancient culture meets the wild beauty of nature. From the cobbled streets of Quito to the towering Cotopaxi volcano and to the heart of the Amazon, this journey will take you through Ecuador’s heart and soul.
Discover the rich traditions of Otavalo’s markets, where artisans create timeless works of art, and find peace in the remote Amazon at Sacha Lodge. This luxury jungle retreat settled deep in the Amazon offers the perfect balance of comfort and adventure through one of the world’s most biodiverse ecosystems.
This isn’t just a trip; it’s an exploration of Ecuador’s spirit, a connection to the land, and a celebration of the women traveling beside you.
Table of Contents
TRIP HIGHLIGHTS
Sacha Lodge
Deep in the heart of the Amazon, you’ll travel by plane, boat, hike, and canoe to reach a retreat that feels like a secret oasis.
Once there, you’ll be surrounded by luxury in the wild—think gourmet meals, a pool inside an Amazonian lake, air conditioned bedrooms, and access to endless canoe rides down the jungle’s rivers.
And the real magic?
The property features a suspension bridge and an observation platform that lets you step into the heart of the rainforest, offering breathtaking views of the Amazon canopy and a sense of tranquility that’s truly hard to find anywhere else.
This isn’t just a stay—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience that transports you into the heart of the rainforest, where nature and luxury live in perfect harmony.
Experience an ancient culinary tradition
Join a community keeping indigenous traditions alive for a food ceremony, cooking beneath the earth with volcanic stones.
Soak in all natural Hot Springs
Relax in the therapeutic thermal waters of Papallacta Hot Springs, surrounded by Ecuador’s volcanic landscape.
Get invited into the homes of women
See how the women of an indigenous community adapted ancient traditions to support their modern lives.
Explore the Amazon with an ecologist
Enjoy expert-led canoe rides and jungle walks to spot rare wildlife and immerse yourself in the Amazon.
Overnight at a hacienda
Complete with horse back riding, temazcal ceremonies, a fresh eucalyptus spa and old world design, this stay is a whole experience.
Taste real Ecuadorian chocolate
Visit a local cacao farm, meet the women behind the beans, and taste rich, real-deal chocolate made right where it grows.
TRAVELER LOVE
INCLUSIONS
Stay in a community homestay, hot springs resort, colonial hotel
Feature stay in a luxurious eco-lodge in the middle of the Amazon
Most tips included
Arrival airport pickup on day 1
8 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 5 dinners
All activities listed in the itinerary
Twin share rooms
Private transportation in air conditioned vehicle, speedboat, canoe, & 1 domestic flight
Max group size of 14 solo female travelers
Expert local guide for the whole tour
MEET YOUR NEW BFF
GUARANTEED SOLO TIME
Spend it with friends or explore on your own, but take time to reflect on your incredible journey.
GET YOUR BEAUTY SLEEP
Enjoy our hand-picked accommodation combining the best of design, location and comfort.
TOUR AT A GLANCE
Welcome to Ecuador!
Welcome meeting & first taste of local cuisine
DAY 2 - Quito
Colonial Charm Meets the Center of the Earth
DAY 3 - Cotopaxi National Park
Epic Views & Andean Traditions
DAY 4 - Otavalo
Ancient Traditions & Market Treasures
DAY 5 - Otavalo & Papallacta
Hot Springs, High Peaks & Heavenly Downtime
DAY 6 - Quito to Coca
Deep into the Amazon – The Journey In
DAY 7 - COCA
Walk the Canopy, Paddle the Jungle
DAY 8 - COCA
One Last Sunrise in the Amazon
FAREWELL FOR NOW
Breakfast, goodbyes and check out
Why Choose SoFe Travel?
Built for Solo Women
Every trip is designed specifically for solo female travelers. That means no awkward third wheels, no feeling like the odd one out—just instant community, shared values, and support from Day One.
Real Connection
Almost everyone arrives solo, and 92% of our travelers stay in touch long after the trip ends. It’s not just a tour—it’s a chance to make lifelong friendships in some of the world’s most unforgettable places.
Space to Breathe
We build in solo time, always. Want to wander a market alone or skip a group dinner for some quiet? Go for it. Prefer a travel buddy? There's always someone ready to join you. You do you—with the comfort of community when you want it.
No Forced Single Supplements
Forget the extra fees. Our roommate matching quiz pairs you with a like-minded traveler, or you can upgrade to a private room if you prefer your own space.
Is The Ecuador Tour Right for you?
High Altitudes
The trip includes visits to high-altitude locations like Cotopaxi National Park, where the thin air and higher elevation may cause discomfort for those not accustomed to altitude. It can lead to shortness of breath, fatigue, and headaches for some travelers.
Heat and Humidity of the Amazon
The Amazon is hot, humid, and often rainy. The intense tropical climate can be overwhelming for people who are sensitive to heat or uncomfortable in high humidity, making outdoor activities less enjoyable. However, our air conditioned rooms and evening breezes give some respite.
Remote Locations
Some travelers may find the remote nature of the trip challenging. With long travel times by plane, boat, and hiking to reach the Amazon and other destinations, WiFi and cell signal are very limited in some locations.
Your Ecuador Itinerary
Day 1 - Welcome to Quito
Arrive in Ecuador’s capital and meet your fellow adventurers over a warm welcome dinner.
Welcome to Ecuador! As soon as you step off the plane, you’ll be greeted at the airport by your friendly local guide who’ll whisk you off to your home for the next two nights, a beautifully restored colonial gem right in the heart of Quito’s historic center. Think sunny courtyards, charming colonial archways, and cozy rooms with authentic Ecuadorian details.
Settle into your space, refresh, and take in the view of tiled rooftops and colorful streets below.
Tonight, we’ll gather as a group for the first time at a nearby local restaurant—relaxed, welcoming, and bursting with authentic flavors. Share stories, meet your fellow adventurers, and toast to the incredible journey ahead.
Meals: dinner
Day 2 - Colonial Charm Meets the Center of the Earth
Wander Quito’s historic streets and stand with one foot in each hemisphere.
Wake up slowly and enjoy breakfast at Patio Andaluz (the freshly baked bread alone is worth it). Then we’re off exploring Quito’s charming old town—think narrow cobblestone streets lined with pastel-colored buildings and bustling plazas filled with local life. We’ll step inside the incredible La Compañía Church, where the entire interior practically glows with gold, reminding you Ecuadorians never do things halfway.
After lunch at a local favorite (empanadas, anyone?), we’ll take a short drive out of the city to stand exactly on the equator line. Yes, it’s touristy, and yes, you’ll love snapping selfies at zero latitude. Just next door, at the quirky Intiñan Museum, we’ll do fun experiments proving we’re at the exact center of the Earth—water swirling in different directions, balancing eggs on nails—trust us, it’s charmingly weird and totally memorable.
By late afternoon you’re back in Quito, where you have time to wander, grab coffee, or just watch local life unfold from a cozy street-side café.
Meals: breakfast and lunch
Day 3 - Epic Views & Andean Traditions
Hike Cotopaxi, then settle into a cozy hacienda tucked into the highlands.
Today we’re swapping Quito’s colorful streets for the wide-open spaces and volcanic landscapes of Cotopaxi National Park. After breakfast, we’ll hit the road, winding through the stunning Avenue of Volcanoes until the towering, snow-capped Cotopaxi comes into view. (Cameras ready, this landscape is seriously spectacular.)
We’ll stretch our legs on a hike toward Cotopaxi’s first refuge, taking in sweeping panoramas that feel straight out of a postcard. The air here is thin and crisp, and you’ll quickly see why Ecuadorians are so proud of this breathtaking region.
Then, we’ll head to Hacienda El Porvenir, a traditional working ranch nestled in the foothills of the Rumiñahui Volcano. This isn’t just any ranch: it’s a place that lives and breathes authentic Andean culture. Think adobe walls, cozy fireplaces, and wide-open spaces where horses roam freely.
After a delicious traditional lunch at the hacienda (think hearty soups, fresh vegetables from the farm, and rich local flavors), choose your own afternoon adventure: saddle up for a leisurely horseback ride across grassy slopes, or dive into a hands-on cooking class to master a few Ecuadorian recipes yourself.
Tonight, under the clear Andean sky, you’ll truly understand why people fall in love with this beautiful corner of Ecuador.
Meals: breakfast and lunch
Day 4 - Ancient Traditions & Market Treasures
Shop Otavalo’s famous market, then cook Pachamanka-style with an indigenous community.
Today, we’re heading north to experience Ecuador’s indigenous heart and soul. Our first stop is the famous Otavalo Market, one of South America’s most vibrant markets. Picture a sprawling maze of brightly colored textiles, handcrafted jewelry, intricate tapestries, and rows of spices, fruits, and street snacks—each stall a story, each item handmade by local artisans proudly sharing their heritage.
After soaking in the market’s energy (and probably picking up more souvenirs than you planned), we’ll travel to a welcoming indigenous community, where you’ll experience something truly special: the Pachamanka ceremony. This ancient cooking tradition involves preparing food underground with heated volcanic stones, creating an earthy, smoky feast unlike anything you’ve tasted before.
We’ll spend meaningful time here, touring their medicinal herb gardens, chatting with local women who preserve traditions through their beautiful handicrafts, and learning how this community creatively adapts their culture to thrive today. Women have a modern role in this society, yet are deeply connected to ancient tradition. Spend time with them and be invited into their world and their homes.
Tonight, you’ll share dinner with the community, savoring the flavorful results of the Pachamanka and deepening your connection to the warm, resilient people who make this region unforgettable.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Day 5 - Hot Springs, High Peaks & Heavenly Downtime
Soak in volcanic thermal pools surrounded by misty Andean peaks.
After the past few days of adventure, today’s all about slowing down, relaxing, and soaking in some natural luxury. After breakfast, we’ll travel through lush green mountains toward the renowned Papallacta Hot Springs—one of Ecuador’s most beloved spots for relaxation and rejuvenation.
The mineral-rich waters here are naturally heated by volcanic activity, creating steaming pools surrounded by misty Andean peaks. Slip into the therapeutic waters, breathe in the cool mountain air, and feel every muscle unwind. (Trust us—your body will thank you.)
The afternoon is yours to savor at your own pace. Lounge by the pools, wander along quiet trails, or even treat yourself to an optional spa treatment. It’s the perfect way to recharge before we set off on tomorrow’s Amazon adventure.
Meals: breakfast
Day 6 - Deep into the Amazon – The Journey In
Take a plane, boat, hike, and canoe to reach a luxury lodge deep in the jungle.
Today, your adventure takes a dramatic turn—from high mountains to dense jungle. After breakfast, we’ll board a quick flight from Quito to Coca. From there, the real journey begins: a scenic motorized canoe ride down the winding Napo River, followed by a short, lush jungle walk, and finally, a serene canoe paddle across the lake, arriving at the magical Sacha Lodge.
This isn’t your typical jungle lodge—think gourmet meals overlooking the water, stylish cabins with air-conditioning, and a gorgeous swimming pool built right into an Amazonian lake. Sacha Lodge offers a rare luxury experience deep in the Amazon rainforest, and from the moment you arrive, you’ll know you’ve discovered something truly special. This evening, your expert guides will introduce you to the wonders of the jungle on your first exploratory walk—your Amazon adventure has officially begun.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Day 7 - Walk the Canopy, Paddle the Jungle
Explore treetop bridges, jungle trails, and secret river channels with expert guides.
Wake up to the symphony of the rainforest, where the air is thick with anticipation and the calls of exotic birds echo through the trees. After a hearty breakfast, we’ll embark on a serene canoe ride through blackwater creeks, gliding past lush vegetation and keeping an eye out for playful squirrel monkeys and vibrant toucans. The tranquility of the water is only broken by the occasional splash of a caiman or the distant call of a howler monkey.
Next, we’ll ascend the Canopy Walkway, a 940-foot-long suspension bridge suspended 94 feet above the forest floor. From this vantage point, the Amazon unfolds in all its glory. It’s a birdwatcher’s paradise, with opportunities to spot species like the scarlet macaw or the elusive zigzag heron. The panoramic views offer a unique perspective on the dense foliage and the myriad of life it supports.
After descending, return to the lodge for a gourmet lunch at La Balsa Restaurant, where dishes blend international cuisine with traditional Ecuadorian flavors, all prepared with fresh, sustainable ingredients. Post-lunch, take time to relax—perhaps a swim in the lake pool or a nap in your air-conditioned room, serenaded by the sounds of the jungle.
As night falls, join our expert guides for a nocturnal walk, unveiling the rainforest’s hidden nightlife. Spot nocturnal creatures like tree frogs, tarantulas, and the glowing eyes of caimans lurking in the water. It’s a thrilling end to a day filled with discovery and awe.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Day 8 - One Last Sunrise in the Amazon
Spot wildlife, visit the canopy tower, and experience the Amazon like few ever do.
Today, we delve deeper into the heart of the Amazon. Begin with a visit to the Kapok Tower, a 135-foot observation platform offering 360-degree views of the rainforest canopy. From this height, witness the morning rituals of the jungle’s avian residents and perhaps catch a glimpse of a troop of pygmy marmosets leaping between branches.
Later, embark on a guided walk through the forest, learning about the intricate relationships between the flora and fauna. Our expert ecologists, trusted by National Geographic, will share insights into the delicate balance of this ecosystem. Keep an eye out for the vibrant blue morpho butterflies and the industrious leaf-cutter ants marching along the forest floor.
Return to the lodge for another exquisite meal, perhaps featuring the Amazonian paiche fish, known for its rich flavor and sustainable sourcing. The afternoon is yours to enjoy—relax in the hammock on your private terrace, visit the butterfly house, or simply absorb the serenity of the surrounding.
As the sun sets, gather for a farewell dinner, sharing stories and reflections on the unforgettable experiences of the past days. The Amazon has a way of leaving an indelible mark, and tonight, under the starlit sky, you’ll feel its profound impact.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Day 9 - Farewell Ecuador
Quito-bound
All great adventures eventually come to an end—but the memories are only just beginning. Before we make our way back to the modern world, take one last quiet moment to soak in the stillness of the Amazon.
We’ll journey back to Quito together, where the tour officially ends. From here, you can catch your flight home, spend a night at a nearby airport hotel, or extend your travels—the Galapagos Islands are calling, after all.
Once you’ve experienced Ecuador like this, it’s hard not to see the whole world with new eyes.
Meals: breakfast
HAND-PICKED ACCOMMODATION
We believe where you stay should be just as powerful as where you go. On this journey through Ecuador, your accommodations aren’t just places to sleep—they’re extensions of the landscape, the culture, and the soul of the country itself.
You’ll unwind in beautifully restored colonial architecture, soak in thermal pools surrounded by mountain mist, and settle into cozy haciendas that feel like stepping into the rhythm of Andean life. One night, you’ll share a warm, communal dinner in a peaceful indigenous village where we stay in a comfortable, guesthouse-style homestay—inviting, authentic, and full of heart.
And then there’s Sacha Lodge. Deep in the Amazon and accessible only by boat and canoe, this luxurious jungle retreat is the crown jewel of the tour. With air-conditioned rooms, gourmet meals, canoe rides at sunrise, and a suspension bridge overlooking the canopy, it’s not just a place to stay—it’s an experience you’ll never forget.
From mountain hideaways to rainforest immersion, every stay on this trip is designed to make you feel something: peace, connection, wonder.
Hacienda El Porvenir
We love this warm, family-run hacienda nestled high in the Andean highlands. Surrounded by wide-open fields and volcano views, it feels both wild and welcoming. With cozy rooms, roaring fireplaces, and that deep, grounding silence you only find in the mountains, it’s the perfect place to slow down and breathe. From here, you can hike, ride horses, or just soak up the spirit of the Andes—this stay is as soulful as the land it sits on.
Termes de Papallacta
Tucked into the Andes at just the right altitude, this stay is all about rest, warmth, and water. The thermal pools are fed by underground volcanic springs and surrounded by lush green hills and drifting clouds—it feels like nature built the perfect spa and then handed us the keys. Rooms are cozy and quiet, and it’s easy to lose track of time here, floating between hot pools and cool mountain breezes.
Homestay
This isn’t your cousin’s spare bedroom—it’s a warm, inviting guesthouse in an indigenous community, more Airbnb-style than anything else. You’ll have your own comfortable space, but the heart of the experience is just outside your door. In the evening, the family welcomes us for a home-cooked meal, sharing stories, traditions, and laughter around their table. It’s peaceful, personal, and full of heart—one of those rare travel moments where connection feels effortless and real.
Sacha Lodge in the Amazon
Deep in Ecuador’s Amazon, Sacha Lodge is where wilderness meets luxury. Getting there is half the adventure—plane, boat, a jungle walk, then a quiet canoe glide across a lake—until the forest opens up to one of the most extraordinary lodges in the world.
Each cabin is beautifully designed with air conditioning, floor-to-ceiling views, and a private terrace with a hammock, so you can fall asleep to the sounds of the rainforest and wake to monkeys rustling in the canopy above. Meals are served lakeside and feel more fine-dining than jungle—fresh, creative, and always a highlight of the day.
What makes this place truly unforgettable are the experiences led by some of Ecuador’s best ecologists, trusted by National Geographic and deeply connected to this land. Walk a suspension bridge high above the canopy, paddle down blackwater creeks at dawn, climb a tower for sunrise birdwatching, and head out after dark for jungle night walks.
Sacha Lodge is more than a stay—it’s the kind of place that shifts something in you. Once you’ve been here, the Amazon won’t just be a dot on a map. It’ll be a place you know by sound, by scent, by heart.
We match you with your most compatible roommate
We get it—sharing a room with a stranger can feel like a gamble. That’s why we’ve partnered with a professional matchmaker and psychologist to create a bespoke roommate matching quiz, designed to pair you with someone you’ll actually click with.
Whether you’re an early riser or a night owl, a social butterfly or someone who values quiet time, our quiz helps ensure you’re matched with the best possible roommate. And if you prefer your own space, you always have the option to upgrade to a private room.
No stress, no awkward surprises—just a trip made better by great company.
MEET DANIELA
YOUR GUIDE FOR THE TRIP
Born and raised in Quito, Daniela has been guiding travelers through her beloved Ecuador for over 10 years—and it shows. With an easy smile and an incredible depth of knowledge, she brings every destination to life, from the cobbled alleys of the capital to the winding rivers of the Amazon.
Daniela’s love for her country is infectious. She has a special way of weaving history, culture, and everyday life into stories that stay with you long after the trip ends. Whether she’s introducing you to her favorite street food or helping you spot rare wildlife in the jungle, she’s the kind of guide who makes you feel safe, inspired, and completely at home.
Ask her anything—about politics, Pachamanka, or where to find the best chocolate—and she’ll have an answer and probably a good story to go with it. With Daniela leading the way, you’re in the best hands to experience the real Ecuador.
What Our Travelers Say
Join 1,500+ women who’ve embraced adventure, found their people, and taken the trip of a lifetime on a tour with us, the largest global community for solo female travelers.
Jenni L.
I didn’t expect the surprise rose farm visit to be such a sweet highlight, but it honestly made me so happy. We got to walk through these massive greenhouses filled with rows and rows of perfect roses, and the smell alone was worth the stop. The whole trip was full of little surprises like that—things I didn’t even know to be excited about. Ecuador with SoFe completely exceeded my expectations.
Julie D.
What stood out to me most was how different every part of this trip felt. One day we’re hiking a volcano, the next we’re soaking in hot springs, and then suddenly we’re deep in the Amazon eating dinner by candlelight with the jungle all around us. It was perfectly paced – as soon as it started feeling busy, we landed in the Amazon, which was slow and peaceful and exciting. Just stunning.
Amanda B.
I honestly didn’t know what to expect, but this trip blew me away. The Amazon lodge was next-level, and staying in the village was such a warm, real experience. I came for the adventure and left totally in love with Ecuador.
Anita P.
Ecuador honestly blew me away—the photos and itinerary didn’t even come close to capturing how amazing it really is. Every part of the trip felt unique, thoughtful, and just… unreal. I hesitated because of the cost, but I’m so glad I went. It was worth every single penny and then some.
Tiffany F.
This was my third SoFe tour and another great experience. Everything was well organized and the hotels were all really nice. My favorite part was definitely the Amazon—Sacha Lodge was incredible and unlike anywhere I’ve ever stayed. Highly recommend this trip if you want something different.
Kelly B.
This was actually my first SoFe tour and it totally got me hooked—I’ve been on three more since. Looking back, this one’s still one of my favorites. Every day felt different and meaningful, and the whole trip just really stuck with me.
Dates & Prices
Prices listed in USD
We sell out fast!
Hold your spot with a $550 deposit that goes toward the total cost of your tour.
Flexible payment plans
Pay what you want when up want with the balance due 90 days before departure.
Free transfer
Change your dates or your destination one time for free, just give us at least 90 days notice.
Book now with $550. Pay the rest at your pace.
2025 ECUADOR TOURS
December 11, 2025
Arrive on Thursday
December 11, 2025
Arrive on Thursday
December 19, 2025
Depart on Friday
December 19, 2025
Depart on Friday
$5,550
with a private room +$1,400
$5,550
with a private room +$1,400
2026 ECUADOR TOURS
June 14, 2026
Arrive on Sunday
June 14, 2026
Arrive on Sunday
June 22, 2026
Depart on Monday
June 22, 2026
Depart on Monday
$5,550
with a private room +$1,400
$5,550
with a private room +$1,400
September 17, 2026
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September 17, 2026
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September 25, 2026
Depart on Friday
September 25, 2026
Depart on Friday
$5,550-
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with a private room +$1,400
$5,550-
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Why We Ask You to Apply
We’re not just selling trips.
We’re creating once-in-a-lifetime adventures — with the kind of women who make the journey even better.
That’s why every SoFe Tour now requires a simple application: to make sure every group shares the same spirit of curiosity, respect for local culture, and connection that makes our experiences so special.
It’s not about how many countries you’ve seen or how fancy your backpack is.
It’s about showing up ready to dive deep, travel responsibly, and turn strangers into lifelong friends.
If this sounds like you, then we can’t wait to meet you.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ecuador
WHAT ARE THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE DETAILS FOR THE ECUADOR MEETUP TOUR?
Arrival: Fly into Quito’s main international airport, Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO)
- Your airport pickup is included if you arrive on Day 1. Our airport representative will be waiting for you holding a sign with the SoFe logo and your name.
- If you arrive a day or two early, the airport transfer is not included. Please email us directly if you book flights outside this window so we can assist with arranging a transfer and an early night in the hotel.
- Our tour starts at 6pm with the welcome meeting and dinner, so we recommend that you arrive no later than 3pm on Day 1 to give yourself plenty of time before. However, your airport pickup is included anytime on Day 1.
Departure: Fly out of Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO) after 4pm
- Our trips ends in Quito’s International airport (airport code UIO), after flying back from the Amazon on Day 9. Our flight is scheduled to arrive in Quito between 12-1pm, so please don’t book your departure flight before 4pm, in order to give yourself plenty of time at the airport.
- If you need to stay another night in Quito or if you’re joining us on our Galapagos Meetup Tour next, we’re more than happy to arrange an extra hotel night for you.
WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED IN THE ECUADOR MEETUP TOUR?
- International airfares
- Visa fees if applicable
- Travel insurance (mandatory)
- Airport drop off
- Tips for your tour guide
WHAT IS THE PAYMENT & REFUND POLICY?
- A non-refundable $550 deposit is required to hold your spot.
- Final payment is due 90 days before departure.
- Pay as much as often as you like until the due date.
- If you cancel your spot earlier than 90 days before departure, you can apply your payment to any trip within the next year.
- No refunds on deposits.
DO I NEED A VISA TO GO TO ECUADOR?
Many nationalities do not require a visa for visits less than 90 days, including citizens of the USA, Canada, United Kingdom, and Australia.
For the latest update of what is required in order to enter Ecuador, please check your government’s foreign travel advisory or contact the embassy for more information.
If you are from a country that does require a visa to enter Ecuador, you may be required to submit a few documents along with your visa application form. SoFe is able to provide you with these documents upon request. Please request them from us and provide correct passport details and your email.
WILL THE ITINERARY FOR THE ECUADOR MEETUP TOUR CHANGE?
The itinerary is subject to change due for any reason – weather, unexpected cancellations, impromptu local opportunities, or surprise additions.
All bookings are subject to our terms and conditions.
DO I NEED TRAVEL INSURANCE?
Comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory or you may be refused to join the tour. We require that at a minimum you are covered for medical expenses including emergency repatriation.
Here is the link to our favorite Travel Insurance provider for citizens of the USA and Canada. We recommend enrolling in travel insurance before you book your flights, in case you need to make any changes to your flight plans.
HOW MUCH LUGGAGE CAN I BRING?
The luggage restriction on our domestic flight is 23 kilos per person.
Our tours are comfortable and very inclusive with premium accommodations. This means you can pack a little lighter since the hotel will have a wide range of amenities. Since you will be carrying your own bags to the lobby or at the airport, we suggest packing in a way that is manageable for solo travel. You’ll also need a day pack/bag to carry water and a camera etc. for day trips.
Please limit your baggage to one suitcase, a backpack, and a purse. Extra baggage means less space in the vehicle.
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