What to see and do in Ecuador – a guide to notable attractions and landmarks
Ecuador is a country of geographical, scenic and historic interest, whose attractions are spread across the country. The diverse country is home to over 1600 bird species that live amongst the changing landscapes, from the vegetated Amazon Basin to the rocky Galapagos Islands. Its people are a
Where to eat in Ecuador – a food and dining guide
Food is a huge part of Ecuadorian life: it is the foremost welcome to visitors and a prime example of the country’s hospitality. Ecuadorians show their generosity through their food, and feature it at every important life event. With a rich history, the national food is hearty and nutrit
Where to shop in Ecuador – where and what to shop and buy
Trading in Ecuador is a time-old tradition, making shopping in the country a firm favorite. Highlighting Ecuador’s tactile skills are the many local markets where handicrafts like cheeseboards, rugs and jewelry are sold in abundance. Every knickknack imaginable can be found in the markets, as well a
Where to stay in Ecuador – a neighborhood guide
Accommodation in Ecuador ranges from charmingly rural haciendas high in the Andean Mountain region to luxury, boutique hotels with glittering suites and alluring amenities. Whether you’re looking to sample Ecuador’s traditional side with its indigenous peoples and handcrafted wares, or explore its m
Dispatches: Galápagos
Dispatches: Galápagos Sea lions, pelicans and in-your-face wildlife in harmony with humans on the Galapagos Islands When you sail
The Galápagos Islands
The Galápagos Islands What better place than the Galápagos Islands for a Festival of Wildlife? Lyn Hughes joins the experts for a different take on this unique archipelago
My Galápagos rescue plan, Mark Carwardine
My Galápagos rescue plan, Mark Carwardine Mark Carwardine finds the Galápagos Islands as rewarding as ever, but now far busier than is good for them
Galápagos Travel Blueprint: the top island adventures
Galápagos Travel Blueprint: the top island adventures Its the trip of a lifetime, but how do you get the most from the Galápagos? Steer your way around this pacific paradise with the help of our expert guide
Change in the Galápagos Islands
Change in the Galápagos Islands As new rules alter boat tourism, land-based trips are offering an intriguing alternative and insight into the oddball human history of the Galapagos Islands
6 things I wish Id known about photographing wildlife in the Galápagos
6 things I wish Id known about photographing wildlife in the Galápagos A trip to the Galápagos Islands is a trip of a lifetime for many people. Wanderlusts Simon Chubb shares his top tips from a recent trip
Wildlife watching in the Galápagos Islands
Wildlife watching in the Galápagos Islands Be blown away by the Galápagos Islands unique wildlife, untouched islands, and incredible natural beauty
Cruising the Galápagos with children
Cruising the Galápagos with children
How to make Ecuadorian locro
How to make Ecuadorian locro This classic cheese and potato soup – indigenous to the Andes – has its roots in dishes dating back to the Spanish conquistadors of the 1500s
Revisiting Quito, Ecuador
Revisiting Quito, Ecuador A trip to the birthplace of Wanderlust bring back a wealth of memories for the magazines co-founder, Lyn Hughes
Ecuadors Amazon eco-lodges
Ecuadors Amazon eco-lodges The Ecuadorian Amazon presents some of the world’s most praised ecolodges – and some of the most threatened rainforest. Three indigenous communities let us in
Quito: On Assignment, the winners return
Quito: On Assignment, the winners return The four winners of our 2009 Travel Photo of the Year amateur categories picked up this assignment to Quito as their prize
Volunteering: Teaching English on the Book Bus in Ecuador
Volunteering: Teaching English on the Book Bus in Ecuador For once we English speakers were making a leap of faith. Ed Stocker, Journalist, 29
Two little-known treks and a lamb stew to die for
Two little-known treks and a lamb stew to die for
The ultimate... mountain
The ultimate... mountain Forget the Himalaya – for true bragging rights, head to the Andes, says Lyn Hughes Thought Everest was th
When vampire bats attack
When vampire bats attack
