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Ecuador

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Quito in 3 Days: The Best Things to Do!

by on August 2, 2018
Quito is the capital of Ecuador, and it's a massive city with roughly two and a half million people. It has a large international airport, and more than likely this is where you'll enter the country. So is it worth it to spend a few days in Quito before heading out to explore the rest of the country? Yes! Aside from being a major hub of activity, this large city is packed with beautiful parks and other attractions. It's historical district was the first (along with Kraków, Poland) to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site (1978). There are tons of really outstanding monuments, buildings and sculptures that display rich culture and history.
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Galapagos

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Galapagos Clothing – What Should I Wear?

by on July 14, 2018
You're planning a trip to the Galapagos and you don't want to be the one that has to do the "unpack of shame" at the airport. How do you pack light and make sure your clothes match the weather? The short answer is to bring light clothing that is quick drying, layerable, and gives you good coverage from the sun. Read on, though, for detailed and specific information on exactly the kind of clothing that will let you pack light and be as comfortable as possible in the Galapagos Islands!
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Peru

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What’s the Weather Like in Machu Picchu, Peru?

by on June 30, 2018
When most people from North America think of South America, they think of hot, balmy weather. And, for the most part, this is true! South America is home to the Amazon, some genuinely amazing beaches, and even some hot, arid savannas. But what can you expect in Machu Picchu, Peru? It's located in the Andean mountain range, where the weather is notoriously brisk! Actually, Machu Picchu is located in an area where weather can be hard to predict - at around 8,000 feet above sea level, it's between the steamy Amazon and the chilly city of Cusco. Some say that within a single day, you can get all four seasons - complete with cold rain, warm sunshine, chilly wind, and even snow!
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Galapagos

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Do I Need to Watch Out for Bugs in Galapagos?

by on May 18, 2018
When some people think of the equator, they think of the Amazon Rainforest, with spiders the size of your hand and mosquitoes more vicious than an African lion. It's a reasonable question to ask. What about bugs in the Galapagos? Most people find that biting insects in the Galapagos are actually pretty minimal, and that some natural bug repellent works very well to avoid any bites. Of course, bugs come and go with the seasons, so read on for some pro tips to avoid itchiness in an environmentally friendly way!
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Ecuador Travel Bloggers Wanted

by on November 17, 2017
Call to Online Travel Influencers – Ecuador travel bloggers wanted! If South America is in your bucket list, let GreenGo Travel help you tick this off your list. 🇪🇨 We’re prepared to offer you our trip planning services free of charge, as well as exclusive agency rates! i.e. the lowest rate possible for all tours listed in our site, or any tourism services in Ecuador you’d be interested in. (e.g. a visit to the Galapagos Islands, a private tour to the Cotopaxi volcano, a tour in the Amazon rainforest, etc.).
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Galapagos

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When to Visit Galapagos, 2018 Guide

by on October 30, 2017
Believe me when I say we have all been there…. you’re planning a vacation to the Galapagos Islands well in advance. Like a year in advance. Maybe you’re an organized person. I mean like obsessive-Swiss-watchmaker-from-1863 organized. You know, next-level. Or maybe it’s just been your dream to visit the islands since forever, and now that you’ve been gainfully employed for a while and have been able to put a little money aside you’re finally gonna go for it.
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Amazon

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2017 Cuyabeno Reserve Review

by on September 20, 2017
When the Cuyabeno Reserve was initially proposed as a traveling option, it brought up a long lingering question, why do people find the jungle so appealing? It just did not sound like all that much fun. Humidity, strange animal cries in the middle of the night, mosquitoes, and poisonous snakes ? Nope. Nope. Nope. Also, nothing positive ever happened to Indiana Jones in the jungle, and even Mowgli bailed! And he was raised by a Bear!
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Galapagos

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14 Galapagos Park Rules – Infographic Guide

by on July 14, 2017
A visit to the Galapagos is in sight? looking to prepare for your upcoming trip? chances are you're the researching type ?, you've come to the right place! Here's the deal: I think we can all agree everyone has rules, why? Without going into the wee details, here is how the Galapagos park came to be and how following these simple rules can help the park's conservation efforts.
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Galapagos

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Galapagos Travel for Puerto Ayora (Infographic)

by on June 22, 2017
So...galapagos travel for puerto ayora, it should be pretty straight forward right? board my plane, reach baltra airport, all that's left is reach the nearest town called Puerto Ayora. Baltra is usually the first place most visitors set foot when arriving to the archipelago, unless you are due to board a Galapagos cruise as soon as you get off the plane. It is up to you to get yourself to the nearest town and let the fun begin. Alright, so where do i take a cab? better yet, let me get an uber Sorry folks, no uber here, what about a cab? that wont work either… at least not directly. So how do you exactly reach the nearest town? (Puerto Ayora).
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Galapagos

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Galapagos Evolution

by on September 6, 2016
Galapagos Evolution - UNESCO declared the Galapagos Islands —an archipelago made up of 127 islands, islets and rocks some 1000 km out west from mainland Ecuador— a World Heritage Site in 1979 because of the uniqueness or endemism of their abundant biodiversity. The Galapagos Islands are home to a greater variety of flora and fauna than anywhere else in the world with a marine environment that is a veritable ‘melting pot’ of marine species. These islands and their marine reserve are known as a ‘living museum and showcase of evolution’.
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