Cotopaxi volcano is no longer on yellow alert
Cotopaxi volcano is no longer on yellow alert Following more than 9 months of diligent monitoring for active volcanic activity, the Geophysics Institute of Ecuador
Cotopaxi volcano is no longer on yellow alert Following more than 9 months of diligent monitoring for active volcanic activity, the Geophysics Institute of Ecuador
When travelling to Ecuador, visitors frequently ask how to visit Cotopaxi Volcano on your own? Read on and get close to its impressive slopes!
Ecuador is home to 47 volcanoes in total (active and extinct), with 15 in Galapagos and 32 on the mainland.
Higher altitudes contain thinner air. Head up too high, too fast, and you end up not getting enough oxygen. Learn about altitude sickness in Ecuador.
A local favorite to climb and explore are the Ilinizas: a double-peak mountain whose name means “male hill” in kunza. Learn more about them here!
This Sunday we visited the small but colorful island of Santa Fe, home to one of the most iconic species of Galapagos: Santa Fe land iguanas.
Genovesa Island in Galapagos is the only of the northern location with hiking trails, and it is here where birdlife rocks. Find out more here.