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Discover 3 South American countries: Ecuador, Peru & Colombia. This unforgettable adventure will take you to historical sites and to explore some of the most fascinating cultures
Book Now!Safe & Risk Free Travel AssuranceSee the Highlights of Ecuador, Peru & Colombia in this unforgettable adventure. Tour the historical cities of Quito and Cusco and see the incredible array of wildlife on Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands as you explore the islands on foot and in small boats. In Peru, the Inca Rail train will take you to the world famous archaeological site of Machu Picchu. Next, see the best of Colombia, a diverse country– whether green hills of the Andean foothills, the Caribbean coastal lowlands with their bordering mountains, the Pacific with its lava beaches or the regions of the Amazon and Orinoco. This adventure is perfect for those who want to learn more about the history of this breathtaking region and to see some of Latin America’s most spectacular wildlife and culture.
Small Group Tour/ Guaranteed Departures
*Pre-purchase is mandatory.USD 30 fee must be paid with the final payment, 75 days prior to departure.
Prices for this tour are per person, based on twin/double sharing basis.
Single supplement is available starting at $1199 USD per person.
MANDATORY HEALTH INSURANCE:
Please note as of February 1st, 2018 all travelers visiting Ecuador must have health insurance coverage. Proof of coverage may be/can be requested upon arrival by immigration/customs officials. Should you not have proof of coverage you can be denied entry to Ecuador. Indus Travels offers TripMate Insurance and can provide you with a quote.
MANDATORY HEALTH INSURANCE:
Please note as of February 1st, 2018 all travelers visiting Ecuador must have health insurance coverage. Proof of coverage may be/can be requested upon arrival by immigration/customs officials. Should you not have proof of coverage you can be denied entry to Ecuador. Indus Travels offers TripMate Insurance and can provide you with a quote.
