Spend three days volunteering at a remote biological research station, supporting reforestation, animal monitoring, and trail maintenance projects while surrounded by the breathtaking biodiversity of Ecuador’s cloud forest.
Ride one of the world’s highest cable cars and hike the slopes of Pichincha Volcano to experience the thrill of the Andes and take in panoramic views of Quito and its surrounding peaks.
Join local women at Sacha WarmiKuna and visit the Indigenous community of Pijal to learn traditional skills like weaving, cooking, and textile art while gaining insight into Andean culture and daily life.
Explore one of Ecuador’s most vibrant Indigenous markets, meet local artisans, and enjoy fresh, locally sourced meals that showcase the country’s rich culinary and craft traditions.
Kick off the adventure with a warm welcome dinner in Quito, enjoying authentic Ecuadorian cuisine and the lively atmosphere of the city’s first night.
Ride one of the world’s highest cable cars for sweeping views of Quito and the Pichincha Volcano, followed by a scenic hike through the Andes’ high-altitude trails.
Take a guided hike up the slopes of Pichincha Volcano to explore the Andes’ rugged beauty and experience Ecuador’s mountainous landscapes up close.
Live and volunteer for three days at a remote biological research station in the Los Cedros Biological Reserve, contributing to meaningful conservation efforts in the heart of the cloud forest.
Support ongoing research and conservation projects such as animal monitoring, reforestation, and trail maintenance alongside local scientists in one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth.
Embrace a simple, eco-friendly lifestyle in shared, dorm-style housing with vegetarian meals, surrounded by breathtaking cloud forest views. During free time, hike to waterfalls, capture nature photos, or relax in a hammock while listening to the sounds of wildlife all around.
Connect with local women in the Andes to learn how traditional skills like weaving and cooking are used to strengthen families and preserve cultural heritage.
Through hands-on activities like making aji salsa and exploring textile art, students will gain insight into daily life and cultural traditions in an Indigenous Andean community.
Savor a homemade meal prepared with fresh ingredients harvested that very morning, showcasing Ecuador’s rich farm-to-table flavors.
Engage with Indigenous artisans and explore one of Ecuador’s most vibrant markets, filled with colorful crafts, textiles, and cultural energy.
My 15th phenomenal trip with an amazing company and even better people.
This tour for a group of rowdy 8th graders to Washington D.C. was run like a well oiled machine. We saw way more than I expected!
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This was our first year with Nations’. We could not be more pleased or impressed.
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Our Tour Guides were truly amazing! They really made the trip come to life and handled all the details.
