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The Small Group + Air Deal Includes

Small groups of maximum 22 travelers guaranteed
Flights Miami-Guayaquil, Quito-Miami
Other departure cities available.
All intra-flights: Guayaquil-Baltra, Baltra-Quito, Quito-Coca & Coca-Quito
12 nights accommodations
- 2 nights Guayaquil
- 3 nights Isabela Island (Galapagos)
- 1 night Papallacta
- 3 nights Coca (Amazon)
- 3 nights Quito
Hotel taxes, fees & service charges
Hotel porterage
All transfers included only with airfare purchase on package arrival & departure dates†
32 meals: 12 breakfasts, 10 lunches, 10 dinners
Sightseeing in modern air-conditioned vehicles
Services of English-speaking tour manager throughout
Comprehensive, guided sightseeing and entrance fees per itinerary
Galapagos National Park fee of $200
Galapagos Transit Control Card fee of $20
Services of English-speaking naturalists guides in the Galapagos and the Amazon
Active itinerary with unique cultural features

Thanks to our small group size, we can get to the heart of our destination, visit places that other tours miss, and get to know the locals.

In the lush tropical lowlands of Ecuador visit a working Cocoa (Cacao) Plantation
Visit Guayaquil's Seminario Park, a favorite place of bird watchers and home to arboreal Iguanas
Embark on a journey to the beginning of time in the Galapagos Archipelago of volcanic islands
Explore stunning Tintoreras Islet with its sea lions, turtles, iguanas and whitetip reef sharks
Stand before the historic ‘Wall of Tears,’ monument to prisoners who constructed the barrier
Hike to Sierra Negra, one of the most active volcanoes on the Galapagos Islands
At the Los Humedales complex, see all four species of mangroves found in the archipelago
Visit the Turtle Breeding Center - hear about programs to save the iconic Galapagos Tortoises
Visit the "Middle of the World" monument at the Equator that marks latitude 0º
Enjoy the wonders of nature and the hot steamy thermal springs at Papallacta in the Andes
Journey deep into the Amazon, a living jewel with rare beauty and astonishing natural wonders
From atop the canopy walkway pause to view amazing panoramas and vibrant colored birds
Meet with women at an Interpretation Center to learn more about the Kichwa lifestyle
A native guide shows you how to fish for the infamous razor-toothed Piranha
Listen to the symphony of frogs and birds on a nocturnal jungle walk by flashlight
Discover Quito's historic colonial quarter, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Tour a rose plantation and learn about Ecuador's major rose cultivation industry

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