Studera Spanska in Ecuador

Ecuador sits directly on the Equator, and subsequently is positioned in the northern, southern and western hemispheres. It's located on the northwestern edge of South America, and bordered by Colombia, Peru and the Pacific Ocean.

Ecuador  is named after its position on the Equator and is bordered by Colombia, Peru and the Pacific Ocean. Ecuador also has the tallest active volcano in the world plus tropical rainforests, deep crevasses, colorful indigenous market towns and is well known for its social and political stability.

Ecuador is one of the smallest countries in South America, but it surely has some of the continent's most spectacular points-of-interest. Leading the list is Quito, described by many travelers as the most beautiful city in South America. With its elevation and location near the Equator, its climate is considered a "permanent spring."

Additional attractions include several archaeological sites; a stunning selection of national parks, including Cotopaxi's (Avenue of the Volcanoes,) Podocarpus, Sangay and Yasumi; rainforest expeditions, the cities of Ambato and Otavalo; the natural springs at Banos, and of course, the Galapagos Islands.

Ecuador has a tropical climate along its coastal areas, then becoming much cooler inland, especially in the higher elevations of the Andes. The jungle-covered plains of the eastern lowlands are hot and very damp throughout the year, with copious amounts of rain.

Quito is over (9,200 ft.) in elevation; its highest temperatures are in August and September, where daily highs approach 72° F. The balance of the year high temperatures are generally in the low 60s. The months of June and July are the coldest, with highs in the 40s.

You can learn Spanish in Ecuador in Quito:

• Spanish Courses in Quito