The Amazon River is the second largest river in the world: 3,900 miles of river, 2,720,000 square miles that discharges more cfs into the Atlantic Ocean that the next six largest rivers combined. The majority of rivers we paddle here in Ecuador are all part of the...
As little as a year ago, at least two of this crew would have never imagined that they would be kayaking in Ecuador. They were still struggling to learn how to roll, catch eddies and stay rightside up. And then the next thing you know there you are–paddling...
Winter solstice means the shortest day of the year in the northern hemisphere–and the longest in the southern hemisphere, giving us even more time to enjoy paddling here in Ecuador! The effects of sunshine, the good company, the Upper Pano and the Upper...
One of the main components to international kayaking trips is the community relations. And ensuring that members of the international community we spend time in feel like they are part of our “team” always make our trips run better. How fortunate we are...
