Means of transport Ecuador

Colombian airline offering flights to Latin America.

This incoming agency has its own fleet of vehicles, from the smallest to the most modern coach, and offers numerous excursions throughout the country as well as simple road transfers. It is an agency used to working with international customers, it is indeed managed by Wim, a Belgian expatriate in Ecuador for many years. The proposed tours can be accompanied by a French speaking guide. We recommend you to contact Wim before your arrival, he is very good at giving advice.

This cable car that connects the centre of Guayaquil to Duran, on the other side of the river, was inaugurated in 2020 and is intended for inter-city transport, making it possible to relieve, or at least this is the idea, the automobile traffic. Duran's population has tripled in 20 years and the majority of the population comes to the city centre to work. On the Guayaquil side, the three stations are located on strategic sites: on the Malecon, in the Julian Coronel park, a hub for the city's buses, and finally, in the Centennial park, right in the city centre.

In recent years, as in most cities around the world, VTC platforms have been developing at exponential speed, and Ecuador is no exception. To get around Quito and the surrounding area, Uber, although still in a legal limbo, is one of the solutions most used by locals. As safety is always paramount here, platforms of this type offer interesting protection insofar as their drivers are required to confirm their identity in order to work. Fares are slightly lower than those charged by cabs.

After many years of construction delays, the Quito metro finally began operating in 2023, much to the delight of Quiteños. Thanks to a line (the only one for the moment) with 15 stations, it links the two ends of the city at a much higher speed than the trolebús. From Labrador to Quitumbe, the line winds its way from north to south, under the city, and stops at the most important points of the capital. Shopping centers and the historic district are now less than a quarter of an hour away!