Fast Five Profile with World Nomads
Tropic is partering with WorldNomads and our General Manager was features on their blog that shares thoughts on travelling the globe responsibly Learn more here:
Tropic is partering with WorldNomads and our General Manager was features on their blog that shares thoughts on travelling the globe responsibly Learn more here:
The prestigious Conde Nast Traveller in the UK is covering our Huaorani Ecolodge Thank you Stanley for the story it was a pleasure having you
With patience, hundreds of spectacular birds, butterflies, frogs, and even Spectacled Bear can be seen in the cloud forests of Ecuador but one animal was
A piece of Ecuadorian history and culture at every corner – Quito, 3 January 2012: Visitors to Quito’s old town encounter a piece of history
With more than 1,600 bird species having been recorded within her boundaries, Ecuador is a birdwatching paradise. More than 20 species of parrots, macaws, and
Biodiversity in the tropical forests of South America are renowned for producing a seemingly constant parade of beautiful, bizarre creatures. Most are insects seen on
Eastern Ecuador plays host to some of the most biodiverse rainforests in the world. However, despite the incredible variety of life, very few of those
A number of indigenous groups have lived in Ecuador long before the arrival of the Spanish. Although there has been Spanish influence in Ecuador for
Tropic’s sister company Waponi our business incubator aimed at providing small community-based tourism initiatives in Ecuador and Peru with the market access and skills to
Among Tropic’s many success stories is the award winning Huaorani Ecolodge based in the headways of the Amazon within the Yasuní Bioshphere Reserve. Lear more:
The wooden barrel at Post Office Bay is very likely the Galapagos Islands’ most famous man-made site. It has been in use since the
The lakes district in the Northern Andes is a beautiful area to explore, not only for its scenery and interconnected valleys, but also for the
“Four generations or perhaps even more” says Miguel Andrango, master weaver, when I ask him how long his family has been in the trade. He
The Galapagos’ Floreana Island has a history cloaked in mystery. There are unsolved murders, love triangles and old pirate caves to explore, as well as