Voyagers Travel Company

Este viaje me tocó el alma. 🥹❤️ No fueron solo los lugares que conocí, sino todo lo que me hicieron sentir: la gente, los paisajes, los sabores y esos pequeños momentos que terminan convirtiéndose en recuerdos enormes. Regresé con el corazón llenito y con una certeza: Ecuador tiene rincones capaces de enamorarte una y otra vez. Sin duda, volvería.

Since the booking procesos, everything was smooth, my travel Advisor was the greatest, being in Galápagos in this catamaran changed my way of traveling form now on. I highly recomend this amazing trip.

Me encantó la gran variedad de actividades a lo largo del viaje, desde caminatas por los paisajes volcánicos de Isabela y Fernandina hasta snorkel con lobos marinos, tortugas, rayas y pingüinos. Las visitas a Bartolomé y Rábida también fueron momentos destacados, especialmente las vistas desde la Roca Pináculo. Todo estuvo muy bien organizado, y la combinación de las actividades con la comodidad del catamarán hizo que la experiencia fuera aún mejor. Sin duda, una excelente opción si quieres ver gran parte de las Galápagos en un solo viaje.

If you love art, history, and community-based tourism, this tour is a must. The artisans in Otavalo and the embroidery workshops in Zuleta were eye-opening. It’s a wonderful, immersive way to connect with Ecuador's heritage while exploring beautiful highlands.

Honestly, one of the most insane trips I've ever taken. The Galapagos alone is mind-blowing, but having a profesioanl there every day helping you frame the exact right shot of a marine iguana or a blue-footed booby made it next level. We were snorkeling, kayaking, and hiking nonstop, but still actually had time to chill, learn, and review our photos together. The absolute best part? Literally all the annoying logistics were handled for us—domestic flights, food, boats. I just showed up with my camera and had the time of my life. If you're into photography and wildlife, just book it. You'll come back with unbelievable shots and zero regrets. 10/10.

This tour was such a wonderful way to discover a different side of Ecuador. One of my favorite experiences was visiting the Barroquema Art Gallery in Tumbaco, where we watched a pottery demonstration and had the chance to make our own clay bowl, it was truly enjoyable, but above all, meeting local artists and seeing their work up close made the most of the experience. I also really enjoyed our time in Otavalo and Zuleta, we watched traditional weaving techniques, which gave me a much greater appreciation for the skill behind Ecuadorian handicrafts, especially the Zuleta embroidery, handmade by local women artisans, we learned about their traditional and intricate embroidery techniques, which we saw beautifully displayed on their clothing and fabric handkerchiefs. We also visit the Equator Line, it was fun, but the evening tour through Quito’s historic center and the craft beer tasting at the San Francisco Church made it very special. Spending those days learning more deeply about the work of artisans and artists (like Guayasamín) and learning about Ecuadorian traditions, left me with a emotional perspective when thinking about the country’s art and history. It is beautifu to experienced Ecuador through the people who keep its artistic traditions alive.