Visiting Ecuador and arranging for your Ecuador Vacation and Ecuador Vacation Packages, note that the country is divided into three main geographic regions, according to topography, plus one insular region located in the Pacific Ocean. These geographic regions are:

• La Costa, or the coast, comprises the low-lying land in the western part of the country, including the Pacific coastline.
• La Sierra ("the highlands") is the high-altitude belt running north-south along the center of the country, its mountainous terrain dominated by the Andes mountain range.
• La Amazon’a, also known as El Oriente ("the east"), comprises the Amazon rainforest areas in the eastern part of the country, accounting for just under half of the country's total surface area, though populated by less than 5% of the population.
• The Region Insular is the region comprising the Galapagos Islands, some 1,000 kilometers (620 mi) west of the mainland in the Pacific Ocean.

Visit Ecuador and you will definitely have a lot of activities and adventures to choose from. Ecuador Vacation Packages are a tad many. Plus, cheap flights to Ecuador are provided by a number of airlines. Tourists get to enjoy Ecuador Vacation Packages such as:

• Indigenous Art - tourists who are art lovers should see the artists of Tigua in Ecuador. Renowned for their paintings, the Tigua Quechua Indians maintain a tradition of paintings on sheepskin. these famous and notable paintings portray the daily lives, culture, and landscape of the land.
• Adventure Travel - these are arranged programs that put in sports such as climbing glacier-covered volcanoes, jungle trekking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. Adventure Ecuador travel is very popular among tourists.
• Rafting and Kayaking - if you want to experience Ecuador tourism and try white water rafting, you should try the rapids in Ecuador. Rivers dropping down from the Andes into the Amazon basin or coastal plains provide the perfect location for such activity.
• Hiking and Trekking - Cotopaxi Park is a notable place which is 37 miles south of the capital, Quito, wherein you can trek to see the world's tallest active volcano.