How to Get a Job Teaching English as a Volunteer
We’ve looked already at getting jobs teaching English in both Asia and Europe for pay, but what if you are looking for a volunteer opportunity?…
What to Do in Otavalo
Otavalo in northern Ecuador is known throughout the country for its Saturday markets, when people come into town from the surrounding area to sell their…
The Ecuadorian Amazon in Photos
In order to cover on the blog two important parts of Ecuador that we at Indefinite Adventure were not able to visit, we asked Sam’s…
Cuenca | Ecuador | Guides | South America
Guide to Cuenca
Cuenca was our second favourite city of all the ones we visited in South America, and in total, we only spent 21 days there (compared…
The Galapagos Islands in Pictures
In order to cover on the blog two important parts of Ecuador that we at Indefinite Adventure were not able to visit, we asked Sam’s…
Expat Living in Ecuador: Iker and Endika in Cuenca
Welcome to another in our Expat Living interview series, where we interview expats we meet on our travels for an insider’s point of view on…
Eco Hotel Review: Black Sheep Inn, Chugchilán
After being dropped off by the bus that had bumped and woven its way along the unpaved road from Latacunga via Sigchos, we followed the…
Vegetarian Cuenca: Best Eats
Just like cafés, Cuenca has many places to eat, some terrible, many average and a few really excellent. There were actually more vegetarian options in…
The Juice Factory, Vilcabamba
More often than not, it’s the simplest ingredients that make the best meals, and nowhere in Ecuador did we find this to be more so…
Snow on the Equator? Hiking in Cotopaxi National Park
Being on the equator, we really hadn’t expected to be hiking in snow. To be fair, though, we were at almost 4600 metres above sea…
From on High: Top 3 Quito Views
Quito is a city full of gorgeous views. Since you can’t walk more than a few blocks in this UNESCO World Heritage city without going…
Best Cafés in Cuenca for Digital Nomads
One thing Ecuador (except perhaps for Guayaquil) certainly has got right is the café culture. Compared to Peru, where cool cafés outside of big cities…