The Galápagos Islands, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are globally renowned for their unique biodiversity and high level of endemism.
You travel with care for the land and the life it holds.
So nature can continue on its own terms.
Only where the ecosystem allows it.
You connect, you learn, and you take part in meaningful change.
Every journey actively supports conservation.
Explore protected territories with Jocotours and travel knowing your journey supports real conservation. Each experience takes place where biodiversity is protected by Fundación Jocotoco, science guides action, ecosystems recover, and communities are part of the story.
Discover Ecuador’s most important conservation landscapes:

GALÁPAGOS CIRCUIT:
Go beyond the classic routes and immerse yourself in conservation
experiences that protect life on land and at sea, in one of the world’s most iconic natural
laboratories: the Galápagos.

CHOCÓ AND ANDEAN CHOCÓ CIRCUIT:
One of the most biodiverse places on Earth, where nature tells its
story of resilience. From 160 to 16,000 feet, a living corridor of forests, mountains, and life in
constant renewal.

ANDES – AMAZON CIRCUIT:
Where the Andes meet the Amazon. A living mosaic of páramos,
forests, and jungle, shaping vital corridors where wildlife moves, adapts, and is protected.

SOUTHERN CIRCUIT:
A landscape where Ecuador’s three natural regions converge,
creating a truly unique climate. This rare blend gives rise to extraordinary flora, rare species,
and deep endemism – which is why many of our reserves are protected here.
With Jocotours, you have exclusive access to the Jocotoco protected areas. We operate five lodges and three tourism establishments within them, all designed to blend harmoniously with nature. Your stay supports active conservation, including reserve management, scientific research, ecosystem restoration, and community-led initiatives.
The Galápagos Islands, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are globally renowned for their unique biodiversity and high level of endemism.
Yanacocha was created to protect the Black-breasted Puffleg (Eriocnemis nigrivestis), a critically endangered hummingbird with a very limited range.
The reserve covers 50% of the Jorupe River basin. At its summit is the Jatumpamba mountain range, designated as a protected forest by the Ecuadorian government.
Chakana Reserve has at least four rock outcrops where the presence of up to 40 Andean Condors (Vultur gryphus), has been recorded.
Located in the lowland Chocó forest, one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth, Chocó Lodge invites you to experience the wild in its most vibrant form.
In 1997, ornithologist Robert Ridgely, along with a team of researchers, discovered a new bird species on the slopes of Tapichalaca: the Jocotoco Antpitta (Grallaria ridgelyi).
As a boutique tour operator, we specialize in crafting customized journeys that fit your style and interests. We handle every detail, from lodging and meals to guided activities, professional transport, and expert guides. You can explore personalized itineraries built around your passions, schedule, and budget, whether you’re a birdwatcher, photographer, nature lover, or culture enthusiast.
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The Galápagos Islands shimmer like a mosaic of green amidst a sea of blue, a sanctuary of life in the vast Pacific Ocean. Here, graceful seabirds on the brink of extinction - nest.
Traveling allows us to explore new regions, landscapes, customs, and cultures, enriching us along the way. Ecotourism is a special way to deepen our connection with nature and marvel at its beauty.
Observing the majestic flight of the Andean condor (Vultur gryphus), the largest flying bird on the planet, as it soars through the clear skies of Chakana is an unforgettable experience for visitors.