Monthly Archives: August 2014

Having arrived in Ecuador 4 years ago at a time when the process for obtaining Residency was almost the same as today, I can appreciate the struggles people have with the system. About 3 years ago, Ecuador did away with … Continue reading →

Most people who go to Ecuador take the airplane route. There is a large line of unimpressive hotels and hostels next to the airport with a nice view of Quito from the roof. However, if you take the plane to … Continue reading →

Eating Typical Foods in Ecuador “What are those?” a recent visitor studying Spanish in Ecuador asked. “They’re so cute.” Passing through a region of small farms near Quito, we’d stopped to a short break when she spotted the animals running … Continue reading →

If you’re currently checking your options and trying to find a holiday destination known for its natural diversity, choose Ecuador. Though Ecuador is a small country in South America, it offers an astounding array of things to do in here. … Continue reading →

Study Spanish in Ecuador One of the principal reasons people travel to South America, is to study Spanish in Ecuador. The language is clearly spoken, typically well-pronounced and not heavily accented. Schools are widely located and instructors are required to … Continue reading →

Today, we’re visiting Montanita. Montanita is a magical place, a small village along the southern coast of Ecuador, great for surfing and snorkelling. Magnificent unspoilt beaches, world-class surfing and both island and mountain natural reserves. A hidden treasure that did not … Continue reading →

Living in Ecuador is becoming more popular with retirees. Why is that? Ecuador is one of the cheapest places to live in a country that is safe and has a very good quality of life. Baby boomers have not prepared … Continue reading →

Talk about traveling to South America and you won’t be able to skip discussing Ecuador. From the highlands to Amazon jungles to coastal areas, there are many things to explore in this wonderful country. Other than experiencing adventure activities like climbing volcanic peaks, river … Continue reading →