The Top 10 Most Exciting River Runs Ecuador
March 5, 2010 – 3:17 pm | 2 Comments

Ecuador is a country blessed with huge Andean slopes and deep Amazon valleys. These combination of Andean Mountains dropping into the Amazon jungle forms tremendously fun rivers for kayaking and whitewater rafting. Fast moving water combined with temperate weather makes rafting and kayaking a super enjoyable activity. We’ve collected the top 10 most exciting whitewater river runs in Ecuador for you to enjoy.

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From the Amazon Jungle to the Highest Active Volcano in the World. Ecuador offers the opportunity to make your adventure dreams come true. Hike a volcano, jump from a bridge, run a class V river. Everything is possible.

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Here you will find commentary and tips on how to find the Top Adventure Trips in Ecuador. These are unique trips that are far from the beaten path but still with comfort in mind. Waorani visits, Galapagos kayaking and more.

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Learn about the latest trips that are happening in Ecuador. The best way to explore Ecuador is through unique and personalized trips. In this section, we’ll give you a sample of the trips you could be part of.

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Two days rafting trip in Toachi & Blanco rivers, Ecuador
March 25, 2009 – 4:30 pm | 3 Comments
Two days rafting trip in Toachi & Blanco rivers, Ecuador

Two days rafting trip in Toachi & Blanco rivers, Ecuador

Whitewater Rafting The Quijos River, February 2009
February 27, 2009 – 3:30 pm | 2 Comments
Whitewater Rafting The Quijos River, February 2009

Quijos river is our #2 in the Top Ten most Exciting and Beautiful Rivers in Ecuador. A couple of weeks ago we took a group of eight “quiteños”, an hungarian and three american girls, to enjoy this unique experience rafting the Quijos river.

Upano River. Rafting the Canyon of The Sacred Waterfalls
January 14, 2009 – 12:10 am | No Comment

UPANO: Morona Santiago Province, Sucua is the nearest town. Clase IV, IV+
The Upano is a dream come true. The river of the Sacred Waterfalls so deep in the Amazon jungle that its sheer solitude makes …

Rio Mira: Exploring and Rafting The Mira River in Ecuador
August 5, 2008 – 3:18 pm | 6 Comments
Rio Mira: Exploring and Rafting The Mira River in Ecuador

The rafting guides from Barefoot Expeditions are always exploring new options for whitewater rafting and kayaking in Ecuador. This weekend Diego Altamirano -from Quito- and Gregorio Andi -from Tena- (both were in the …

Rafting with Street Children. A great experience for everyone
July 2, 2008 – 12:47 pm | 2 Comments
Rafting with Street Children. A great experience for everyone

Having a business without helping people is not fair, it wouldn’t be a responsible business practice.
Last friday (June 20th, 2008) Barefoot Expeditions contacted a group of volunteers that help street kids. We met 30 kids that …

The Rafting Trip with the South American Explorers Club was fantastic!
June 10, 2008 – 1:23 pm | 3 Comments

Whitewater Rafting trips with lots of folks is lots of fun! The Rafting trip happened on May 31st, 2008 (original post) with people from the South American Explorers Club (SAEC-Quito House). Twenty two people …

Korea 2007: World Rafting Championships
December 11, 2007 – 3:45 pm | No Comment
Korea 2007: World Rafting Championships

Never too late to share share some pictures of the Ecuadorian team that competed in the World Rafting Championships in Inje River in South Korea in June & July 2007. With financial aid from …

Pictures from the Trip with the South American Explorer’s Club
April 25, 2007 – 4:13 pm | No Comment

Want to see the latest pictures of the trip with the SAEC? Click here to view the album in Picasa.