Travel to Ecuador
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Why visit Ecuador?
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Ecuador overview
New to Ecuador? Here are the essential facts to orient your planning.
Currency
TeUS Dollar (USD) – same bills as in USA.
Language
Spanish (official). Kichwa.
Time Zone
UTC-5
Electricity
110V / 60Hz — American-style flat-blade plugs.
Tipping
10% service charge often included. Extra $2–5 tip appreciated.
How to get to Ecuador?
Getting to Ecuador is remarkably easy thanks to its two well-connected international airports: Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO) and Guayaquil’s José Joaquín de Olmedo International Airport (GYE).
Each of these airports serves several daily flights to and from destinations in Europe, North and South America. Additionally, these same airports serve as a gateway to the Galapagos Islands and as a connecting hub to other regional destinations.
Did you know? Quito’s award-winning Mariscal Sucre International Airport is one of the busiest airports in Latin America?
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What to do and what to see?
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What are Ecuador’s most important festivities?
Getting to Ecuador is remarkably easy thanks to its two well-connected international airports: Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO) and Guayaquil’s José Joaquín de Olmedo International Airport (GYE).
Each of these airports serves several daily flights to and from destinations in Europe, North and South America. Additionally, these same airports serve as a gateway to the Galapagos Islands and as a connecting hub to other regional destinations.
Did you know? Quito’s award-winning Mariscal Sucre International Airport is one of the busiest airports in Latin America?
Best time to visit Ecuador
Ecuador doesn’t have a single “best” season — it depends entirely on where you’re going and what you want to do. Because the country spans four completely different ecosystems, each region follows its own climate calendar. The good news: you can always find somewhere that’s ideal, regardless of when you travel.
Quito & the Andes
The Andes have two seasons: dry season (June–September) and wet season (October–May). June through September offers the clearest skies and best conditions for volcano hiking and outdoor activities. That said, Quito’s altitude (2,850 m) keeps temperatures mild year-round — typically 10–20°C — so the city is pleasant at any time. The wet season brings afternoon showers but rarely disrupts travel plans.
The Pacific Coast
The coast has two distinct windows. December–April brings warm water, good surf, and occasional rain — the beach season. June–September is cooler and drier, and most importantly, it’s humpback whale season — when hundreds of whales migrate to Ecuador’s coast to breed and give birth, making Puerto López one of the best whale watching destinations in the world during this period.
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