
What if we were to tell you that there is much more to discover in Ecuador than the Galapagos? Let’s take you on a journey that goes far beyond Darwin’s islands.
The weather in the Ecuadorian mountains can be rather cool and humid. Tundra climatic conditions dominate the high mountain ranges, with temperatures ranging between 39-46 °F. The lowlands are humid and tropical, with an average temperature of about 77°F.
Meanwhile, The Galapagos Islands have a subtropical climate that is almost entirely determined by ocean currents. Due to the cool currents, the climate is temperate throughout the year. Apart from slight fluctuations, it is warm during the day, cool at night and the humidity is low. During the summer as well as in the rainy season (December to June) the sea is at its warmest and calmest, with clear blue skies all around. Short spells of rain are known to occur in the afternoons. The dry season starts from July and continues until November when it is often cloudy and cool. If you want to snorkel, you will need a wet suit.
Here are a few essentials you need to carry for your Ecuador & Galapagos trip depending on the weather at the time of travel: Comfortable hiking shoes, a warm jacket, sunglasses, sunscreen, lightweight clothing, windproof jacket, tennis shoes, swimsuit, hat, long sleeves and pants for protection against insects, rain gear, soft-soled shoes, binoculars and mosquito repellant.
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