Ecuador Books and Travel Guides
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Climbing and Hiking in Ecuador Thurber greatly improved text and added needed route diagrams, but needs color pictures. We liked hikes around Chugchulan especially and one to Mindo. Click Here for More Info |
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Ecuador & Galapagos Handbook The pre-Columbian cultures in Machalila National Park, jungle lodges, and the wildlife of Ecuador and the Galapagos are explored in this travel handbook. 75 maps. Click Here for More Info |
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Ecuador Handbook : Including the Galapagos Islands Hidden beaches, snowcapped peaks, lush rainforest: veteran South America adventurer Julian Smith guides you to the very best of Ecuador and its Galapagos Islands, with: Descriptions of outdoor adventures, including backpacking, kayaking, and mountain-climbing, and details on navigating the infamous Nariz del Diablo on the roof of a train Discerning reviews of hotels and restaurants for every budget, from luxury rainforest lodges to getting by on US$10 a day Extensive coverage of the world-famous Galapagos Islands, including hints on finding the right tour and where to swim with sea lions 44 detailed maps Click Here for More Info |
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Ecuador in Focus : A Guide to the People, Politics and Culture If you are looking for a good overview of Ecuador without all of the tourist related fluff, this is the book for you. It briefly covers topics from Ecuador's early history right up to present day politics, people and enviroment. Click Here for More Info |
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Footprint Ecuador & Galapagos Handbook The pre-Columbian cultures in Machalila National Park, jungle lodges, and the wildlife of Ecuador and the Galapagos are explored in this travel handbook. 75 maps Click Here for More Info |
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Lonely Planet Ecuador and the Galapagos Award-winning travel writer and naturalist Rob Rachowiecki provides background essays on wildlife, geogrpahy, people and places, comprehensive information on the country's many national parks and private reserves and a 32-page color guide to Galapagos wildlife. 50 regional & city maps. Click Here for More Info |
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The New Key to Ecuador and the Galapagos
Small and accessible, Ecuador offers the quintessential South American experience. Here, the world's largest rain forest and most famous naturalist islands come together with sandy beaches and snow-capped peaks, colonial towns and native villages to form a premier destination for tourists and adventurers alike. This guide will help the ecotourist find his or her way. Line drawings & color photos. 12 maps. Click Here for More Info |
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