domingo, 15 de septiembre de 2024

NADIE CONOCE LA DIVERSIDAD DEL ECUADOR COMO YO...

 


EL PRIMER GUÍA DE TURISMO GAY EN ECUADOR.

Soy Francisco Guayasamín. Me enrole con movimientos gay en Ecuador en 1998 realizando varias actividades empezando como defensor de los derechos humanos de personas sexualmente diversas y tengo el gusto de ser uno de los pioneros en promover el turismo gay en Ecuador, como ser también uno de los primeros hombres gay en dar la cara públicamente.

Estudie turismo cuando en Ecuador la carrera no existía profesionalmente. Solamente era una carrera técnica. En esos tiempos ser gay era penalizado, prácticamente nos trataban como si fuésemos delincuentes, por lo tanto, emprender un proyecto para promover el turismo gay hacia nuestro país, era una locura.

Al inicio fue muy duro para mí, ya que como gay visible recibí en la calle muchos insultos y a mi teléfono llegaron varias amenazas de muerte por parte de personas pertenecientes a grupos conservadores del país que se presentan ante el público como defensoras de la moral cristiana, pero tras bastidores mantenían una doble moral, sobre todo en el aspecto sexual. Costumbre que hasta los momentos actuales no ha cambiado.

También para dar a conocer sobre este nuevo tipo de turismo en Ecuador había que abrirse campo explicando a dueños de negocios de índole turística sobre lo que era la diversidad sexual, especialmente al personal de los hoteles con quien trataba enseñarles cómo tratar con personas gay.

Algunos dueños de negocios fueron muy renuentes, varios de ellos me dijeron en la cara – A mí no me gusta trabajar con maricones o el clásico - Detesto a los homosexuales, ellos viven en pecado. Dios los odia. - Pero luego viendo la calidad humana y el respeto que la gente gay tienen al llegar a cualquier lugar de estos, la situación cambio. Pasando el tiempo, me llamaban poniendo a su disposición sus negocios para que yo les lleve clientela gay. No solo eran hoteles, eran restaurantes, vendedores de artesanías, regalos, flores, chocolates, museos, y hasta médicos especializados, me invitaban a sus negocios, y estaban muy dispuestos a tratar con personas GLBT.

(En la actualidad varios hoteleros me afirman que prefieren tratar con hombres gay que con hombres heterosexuales. Me dicen que son más respetuosos, sobre todo ordenados y limpios).

Cuando empecé en 1998 como activista gay, las siglas LGBT no existían. Incluso en nuestra comunidad había mucha fobia hacia las personas trans. Para el año 2000 creamos la primer guía G&L del Ecuador, en la cual conocí a la primera agencia de viajes gay en el país. La empresa era manejada por una pareja en la cual uno de los dueños era ecuatoriano y el otro dueño era de Estados Unidos.

Fui a proponerles que contraten publicidad con nuestra guía, que apenas en ese entonces era un tríptico, y ellos andaban buscando personal. Luego presente mi hoja de vida. Tuve suerte, fui aceptado porque mi carpeta era la única que un hombre gay admitía su orientación sexual. La mayoría de las hojas de vida eran de hombres heterosexuales.

Mi jefe que era de New Jersey me enseñó como en Estados Unidos funcionaba la comunidad gay. Me escogió porque me dijo – Nosotros entre gais nos ayudamos.

Al trabajar con ellos conocí lo desarrollado que estaba el turismo gay en otros países.
Como recién en Ecuador se había despenalizado la homosexualidad era muy duro dar la cara como homosexual en esos tiempos. Mi jefe ecuatoriano jamás dio la cara como gay por temor a represalias. En publicidad en el extranjero la agencia se promocionaba como gay, pero en Ecuador era una agencia que podríamos llamar de “clientela normal”. Incluso teníamos mucho recelo el poner la bandera gay en el balcón del local para atraer a turistas gay que pasaban por la calle. Había el miedo a que algún heterosexual que conociera el significado y sea homofóbico se acerque a la agencia para atacarnos.

En esos momentos la mayoría de gente en Ecuador no conocía la bandera gay mas bien conocía la bandera del movimiento indígena Pachakutik que tiene los 7 colores del arco iris. Eso nos dio valor a instalar la bandera en el balcón de la oficina.

En una marcha del movimiento Pachakutic que pasó frente a nuestra oficina, empezaron a aplaudirnos y a gritar fervorosamente - ¡Gracias por apoyarnos! - Aunque chistoso para nosotros, ese hecho también fue histórico, fue la primera vez que la bandera gay ondeaba en Ecuador.

Debido a que los turistas gais que venían por medio de la agencia recibían trato con personas heterosexuales, en los cuales hasta el guía de turistas no era gay, tan solo el contacto con personal gay lo tenían por medio del internet. Me di cuenta ciertas carencias y en base a esta experiencia decidí crear mi propio emprendimiento, ser el primer guía de turismo gay personalizado en Ecuador.

En el año 2003 empecé este proyecto promocionándome en internet.
Mi principal idea dar un trato humanizado al turista, ya que muchos dueños de negocios gay tan solo veían a los gais como un gran negocio, mas no dando un buen trato.

Mi propósito principal era que mi turista tenga una experiencia real sobre lo que ofrece la vida cotidiana en Ecuador. No quería presentarles un Ecuador maquillado como lo presentan en la mayoría de los casos los tours programados por grandes agencias de viaje. Creo que dar a conocer el Ecuador real ha sido gran parte de mi éxito.

Reconociendo que cada persona tiene gustos diferentes, desde el primer contacto con el turista, trato de conocer sobre qué actividades le gusta hacer de esa manera le propongo un tour sumamente personalizado para él. Esa ha sido otra parte fundamental de mi trabajo. Cada tour que hago es creado especialmente para el turista, la pareja o grupo que venga, basado en sus gustos y curiosidades.

Desde que empecé, he tratado con cientos de personas gay de todo el mundo. La mayoría de ellos les ha gustado esta experiencia, que una vez que han regresado a sus países han recomendado a sus amigos que conozcan el Ecuador y me contraten como como su guía.

Habiendo superado los tiempos de pandemia en la cual muchos hemos tenido que enfrentar momentos difíciles, estoy muy contentos de que nuevamente varios turistas gais están interesados en conocer en Ecuador utilizando mis servicios.

Debido a la preparación que he tenido tanto en turismo y como activista GLBT orgullosamente mi slogan dice “Nadie conoce mejor la diversidad de Ecuador como yo”

Lo divertido de mi trabajo es que la mayoría de los turistas extranjeros que me contrata lo hace porque sabe que soy guía de turismo y quiere conocer el Ecuador, mientras que la mayoría de los ecuatorianos que me llama cree que turismo gay es “trabajo sexual”.

Ahora que estamos viendo con esperanzas sobre un mejor futuro para la población gay en varias partes del mundo, si ustedes vienen al Ecuador será un gusto guiarlos y hacerles conocer mi país. Les estaré esperando….

FRANCISCO GUAYASAMIN
http://ecuagaytourguide.blogspot.com



domingo, 31 de marzo de 2024

PRIMER GUIA ESPECIALIZADO EN TURISMO GAY EN ECUADOR

   

¡Saludos Cordiales y bienvenidos a Ecuador! Mi nombre es Francisco Guayasamín y soy el primer guía especializado en TURISMO GAY ENCUADOR.  Vengo desarrollando este emprendimiento y proyecto desde el año 2003 y estos años de experiencia han hecho que cree un turismo personalizado mostrando a los visitantes lo mejor de este hermoso país y tratando que tengan una experiencia real de lo que es Ecuador. 

Como miembro del colectivo LGBT y siendo activista desde el año 1998 entiendo las necesidades de cada persona sexualmente diversa dando importancia de sentirse seguro y cómodo mientras viaja. Es por eso que me dedico a brindar un ambiente cálido y acogedor para todos mis turistas independientemente de su orientación sexual o identidad de género.

Me apasiona compartir la rica cultura, historia y belleza natural de Ecuador con visitantes de todo el mundo. Ya sea que esté interesado en explorar la vibrante ciudad de Quito, hacer caminatas en las montañas de los Andes o visitar las impresionantes Islas Galápagos, puedo personalizar un recorrido que se adapte a sus intereses y necesidades específicas.

Como guía local, tengo un amplio conocimiento de los mejores alojamientos, restaurantes y lugares de vida nocturna LGBT-friendly en todo el Ecuador. Puedo proporcionar recomendaciones sobre los mejores lugares para ir y también puedo organizar el transporte y otra logística para su viaje, dando importancia a contratar personal LGBT o llevarlos a sitios Gay Friendly donde podamos ayudarnos entre nosotros.

Durante su recorrido conmigo, vas a tener una experiencia personalizada y atractiva, ya que comparto historias y puntos de vista sobre la historia y la cultura de Ecuador, pero también la historia y cultura del movimiento LGBT en nuestro país incluso desde antes que llegarán los conquistadores. También al viajar con nosotros van a experimentar un ambiente divertido. respetuoso  y alegre, tratamos en todo momento de que nuestros pasajeros no se sientan aburridos. Nos entusiasma hacer nuestro trabajo y somos muy agradecidos por ello. 

Creo que viajar no se trata solo de ver nuevos lugares, sino de establecer conexiones significativas con personas y culturas. Como tu guía turístico gay en Ecuador, estoy comprometido a brindarte una experiencia segura, placentera e inolvidable para ti y tus compañeros de viaje.

Por último, aclaro que hago turismo, pero no ofrezco servicios de contactos gay o servicios sexuales, ya que en mi país muchas personas tienen esta confusión, creen que turismo gay, es turismo netamente sexual. Pero sí puedo en tus visitas llevarte a sitios donde las personas LGBT suelen divertirse.

¡Gracias por considerarme como tu guía, y espero que tengas una experiencia inolvidable y placentera al recordar que estuviste con nosotros en Ecuador!

Cualquier inquietud o información puedes contactar conmigo

FRANCISCO GUAYASAMIN
Agente de viajes y guía de turismo gay en Ecuador.
https://ecuagaytourguide.blogspot.com/ 
Celular & WhatsApp: (593) 986 588 404
canelatravel@gmail.com
Facebook: @ecuagaytravel
Instagram: @panchoguayasamin
YouTube: @EcuadorGayTravel

martes, 26 de marzo de 2024

I KNOW THE RIGHT PLACES

   



My name is Francisco Guayasamin, and I am a professional gay tour guide based in Ecuador. I am thrilled to offer my services to the LGBT community, and I am dedicated to providing a unique and unforgettable travel experience.

As a professional tour guide, I have extensive knowledge of Ecuador's history, culture, geography, and wildlife. I have years of experience working in the tourism industry, and I am passionate about sharing my love for this beautiful country with visitors from all over the world.

What sets me apart as a gay tour guide is my understanding of the unique needs and interests of LGBT travelers. I am committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for all of my clients, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.

I believe that travel should be a fun and enriching experience, and I am committed to providing customized tours that cater to your specific interests and needs. Whether you are looking for adventure, relaxation, culture, or nature, I can help you plan a trip that exceeds your expectations.

As a gay tour guide in Ecuador, I am especially excited to share the country's rich LGBT culture with my clients. Ecuador has a growing LGBT community, and I can take you to some of the most popular gay bars, clubs, and events in the cities. I can also introduce you to local LGBT activists and organizations, giving you a deeper understanding of the LGBT rights movement in Ecuador.

Ecuador has an abundance of natural beauty, and I am passionate about showing my clients the country's stunning landscapes. From the snow-capped peaks of the Andes mountains to the lush rainforests of the Amazon, there is something for everyone in Ecuador. And of course, no trip to Ecuador is complete without a visit to the Galapagos Islands, where you can see some of the world's most unique and diverse wildlife.

As your professional gay tour guide in Ecuador, my top priority is your safety and comfort. I work only with trusted and vetted partners, and I am available 24/7 to assist you with any issues that may arise during your trip. I am fluent in English, Spanish, and French, and I have a deep understanding of the cultures and customs of Ecuador.

Thank you for considering me as your gay tour guide in Ecuador. I look forward to providing you with an unforgettable travel experience that you will cherish for years to come. Please don't hesitate to contact me to start planning your LGBT-friendly adventure in this beautiful country!
I love to speak with you.

Please tell me your wishes,
What do you like to do the most when you travel?
What kind of places would you like to visit when you will be in Ecuador?
I will do a personalized itinerary for you...
Just let me know.

Please contact to
Cell Phone & WhatsApp: (593) 986 588 404
canelatravel@gmail.com
Facebook: @ecuagaytravel
Instagram: @panchoguayasamin

TOURIST GUIDE AND ADVICE FOR GAY PEOPLE WHO WANT TO VISIT OR LIVE IN ECUADOR


In 2003 Francisco Guayasamin created Ecuador Gay Tour Guide with which he offers packages.
Markets and hollows are part of the tours that foreign travelers take in the country.

Francisco Guayasamín is not a traditional tour guide.
For several years he has dedicated himself to putting together travel packages for the gay community, mostly for foreigners. With them - he says - he travels from emblematic places in Ecuador to the markets.
and hollows where he takes them to taste typical dishes, such as sausage broth.

Upon arrival in the country, travelers are received at the airport and then transported to a gay-friendly hotel by staff who belong to the group. “I have noticed that they not only feel comfort, but confidence and security.” He also highlights having formed friendships that are still maintained despite the distances.

Francisco, a native of Quito, explains that the tourism he offers is experiential.
“I show them how Ecuadorians operate, their gastronomy.
“I try to get them in touch with reality and have more experiences.”



Among the favorite destinations of gay travelers are the Historic Center of Quito,
the house of Oswaldo Guayasamín; Train trips to Alausí, Imbabura, Otavalo, Cotacachi,
the beaches of Manabí and Yasuní. “The colorful cities catch their attention, the dances they practice. Therefore, at the end of the itinerary, travelers tell me that they are going to have many
experiences to tell when returning to their country.”

Before undertaking his project, Francisco worked for the first agency that included the collective
in their packages. However, upon noticing that he only used it to attract more clients without giving them
a personalized offer, he decided in 2003 to create Ecuador Gay Tour Guide.

He points out that with his project he seeks to stop gays from being seen as perverse and damaged.
In addition to associating the tourism they practice with sexual activities.

“Those who travel are prepared people, who have a good income, and run companies.
If people open their minds, the country can be a good source of work and income.”

He assures that a passenger who arrives in Ecuador spends $5,000 in ten days. Precisely,
In 2012 the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) recognized in a report that
GLBTI travelers represent a dynamic and influential segment in the tourism sector.
Likewise, at the IV International GLBTI Tourism Convention held in Montevideo, Uruguay, they announced that the community represents 10% of global tourism activity.

His Signature “Ecuador Gay Tour Guide” is characterized by not only having gay tourists, but also gay tour guides, concierge staff, driver and owner or friendly accommodation and service providers.


Francisco, in addition to serving the community as a guide, has been advising gay people over 55 years of age since 2010 who are thinking of retiring or planning a place of retirement. Ecuador is the first option.


ECUADOR GAY TOUR GUIDE
Francisco Guayasamin
Mobile & WhatsApp: (593) 986 588 404
canelatravel@gmail.com 

THE FIRST GAY TOUR GUIDE IN ECUADOR



I am Francisco Guayasamin. I joined gay movements in Ecuador in 1998, carrying out various activities, starting as a defender of the human rights of sexually diverse people and I have the pleasure of being one of the pioneers in promoting gay tourism in Ecuador, as well as being one of the first gay men. in showing his face publicly.

I studied tourism when in Ecuador the career did not exist professionally. It was only a technical career. In those times, being gay was penalized, we were practically treated as if we were criminals, therefore, undertaking a project to promote gay tourism to our country was crazy.

At first it was very hard for me, since as a visible gay man I received many insults on the street and several death threats came to my phone from people belonging to conservative groups in the country who present themselves to the public as defenders of Christian morality, but behind the scenes they maintained a double standard, especially in the sexual aspect. A custom that has not changed to this day.

Also to spread awareness about this new type of tourism in Ecuador, it was necessary to open the field by explaining to the owners of tourist businesses what sexual diversity was, especially to the hotel staff with whom I was trying to teach them how to deal with gay people.

Some business owners were very reluctant, several of them told me to my face

– I don't like working with faggots or the classics - I hate homosexuals, they live in sin. God hates them. - But then seeing the human quality and respect that gay people have when they arrive at any of these places, the situation changed. As time went by, they called me putting their businesses at their disposal so that I could bring them gay clientele. They weren't just hotels, they were restaurants, sellers of crafts, gifts, flowers, chocolates, museums, and even specialized doctors, they invited me to their businesses, and they were very willing to deal with GLBT people. (Currently, several hoteliers tell me that they prefer to deal with gay men than with straight men. They tell me that they are more respectful, especially tidy and clean.)

When I started in 1998 as a gay activist, the acronym LGBT did not exist. Even in our community there was a lot of phobia towards trans people. In 2000 we created the first G&L guide in Ecuador, in which I met the first gay travel agency in the country. The company was managed by a couple in which one of the owners was Ecuadorian and the other owner was American.

I went to propose that they hire advertising with our guide, which at that time was only a brochure, and they were looking for personnel. Then submit my resume. I was lucky, I was accepted because my portfolio was the only one in which a gay man admitted his sexual orientation. The majority of resumes were from heterosexual men. My boss, who was from New Jersey, taught me how the gay community worked in the United States. He chose me because he told me – We gays help each other. By working with them I learned how developed gay tourism was in other countries.

Since homosexuality had recently been decriminalized in Ecuador, it was very hard to come out as homosexual in those times. My Ecuadorian boss never came out as gay for fear of reprisals. . In advertising abroad the agency promoted itself as gay, but in Ecuador it was an agency that we could call “normal clientele.” We were even very wary of putting the gay flag on the balcony of the establishment to attract gay tourists passing by on the street. There was the fear that some heterosexual who knew the meaning and was homophobic would approach the agency to attack us.

At that time, most people in Ecuador did not know the gay flag, rather they knew the flag of the Pachakutik indigenous movement, which has the 7 colors of the rainbow. That gave us the courage to install the flag on the office balcony.

In a march of the Pachacutec movement that passed in front of our office, they began to applaud us and shout fervently - Thank you for supporting us! - Although funny for us, that fact was also historic, it was the first time that the gay flag flew in Ecuador.

Because the gay tourists who came through the agency received treatment with heterosexual people, in which even the tourist guide was not gay, they only had contact with gay personnel through the internet. I realized certain shortcomings and based on this experience I decided to create my own business, to be the first personalized gay tourism guide in Ecuador.

In 2003 I started this project by promoting myself on the internet. My main idea was to provide humanized treatment to tourists, since many gay business owners only saw gays as big business, but not good treatment.

My main purpose was for my tourist to have a real experience about what everyday life in Ecuador offers. I did not want to present a disguised Ecuador as presented in most cases by tours programmed by large travel agencies. I think making the real Ecuador known has been a big part of my success.

Recognizing that each person has different tastes, from the first contact with the tourist, I try to find out what activities they like to do, so I propose a highly personalized tour for them. That has been another fundamental part of my work. Each tour I do is created especially for the tourist, couple or group that comes, based on their tastes and curiosities.

Since I started, I have dealt with hundreds of gay people from all over the world. Most of them have liked this experience, and once they have returned to their countries they have recommended to their friends that they get to know Ecuador and hire me as their guide.

Having overcome the times of pandemic in which many of us have had to face difficult times, we are very happy that once again several gay tourists are interested in getting to know Ecuador using our services.

Due to the training I have had both in tourism and as a GLBT activist, my slogan proudly says “No one knows the diversity of Ecuador better than I do.”

The funny thing about my job is that the majority of foreign tourists who hire me do so because they know that I am a tour guide and want to get to know Ecuador, while the majority of Ecuadorians who call me believe that gay tourism is “sex work.”

Now that we are looking forward to a better future for the gay population in various parts of the world, if you come to Ecuador it will be a pleasure to guide you and let you know my country. I will be waiting for you…

FRANCISCO GUAYASAMIN
Cell phone and WhatsApp: (593) 986 588
canelatravel@gmail.com

sábado, 3 de febrero de 2024

PRECAUTIONS FOR LGBT TRAVELERS TO ECUADOR

                                 


Certainly, here are some important precautions that LGBT travelers should keep in mind while visiting Ecuador:

Public displays of affection: Although same-sex marriage is legal in Ecuador, public displays of affection between same-sex couples may still be frowned upon in some areas. It is recommended to exercise discretion and avoid overt displays of affection in public.

Local attitudes: While many Ecuadorians are accepting and welcoming of LGBT visitors, some may hold conservative views on sexuality and gender identity. It is important to be aware of local attitudes and customs and to respect them while traveling in Ecuador.

Safety: As with any travel destination, it is important to stay safe while traveling in Ecuador. Avoid walking alone at night, especially in unfamiliar areas, and be aware of your surroundings at all times.

Discrimination: While discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity is illegal in Ecuador, it may still occur in some areas. If you experience discrimination or harassment, report it to the local authorities or your embassy.

Documentation: LGBT travelers should carry all necessary documentation, such as passports and visas, as well as any medical documentation related to gender transition or HIV status. It is also a good idea to carry a list of emergency contacts and to register with your embassy before traveling to Ecuador.

By keeping these precautions in mind, LGBT travelers can enjoy a safe and enjoyable trip to Ecuador, while experiencing the beauty and diversity of this unique country.

GAY CULTURE AND ACTIVITIES IN ECUADOR





If you’re interested in gay culture and activities in Ecuador, you’ve come to the right place! We are active members of the local gay community, and can offer you the following experiences:

• We can take you to the gay bars and nightclubs in Quito, Guayaquil , Cuenca  and advise you on a range of issues from the styles of music and the kind of atmosphere they offer to personal security when you’re out and about at night.

• Do you like theater? There is a drag queen theater group in Quito with different kinds of shows from the purely musical to the more theatrical. Let us take you to one of their shows. You will love it!

• At different times of the year, it is possible to attend and participate in gay events like the gay film festival, literary workshops focused on gay literature, Gay pride parade, etc. We actively participate in these events and would love to get you involved, if you wish! We can even introduce you to gay authors, directors, etc.

• Restaurants are another part of the gay culture in Quito. We can take you to an upscale, reasonably-priced, gay-friendly restaurant which offers gourmet Belgian-Ecuadorian fusion cuisine. If you prefer lighter fare, there’s also a nice gay (not just gay-friendly) restaurant that offers drinks and light snacks.

• When you’re looking for relaxation or a great massage, we can take you to the local saunas and also advise you on safety and security.

• On the more spiritual side, we can take you to a gay-friendly church which offers Sunday services in English, German, and Spanish.

• At the same church, we lead weekly LGBT spiritual discussion groups. Come join us, and meet friendly LGBT folks from all walks of life. The discussions are in Spanish, but if you don’t speak the language and just want to be present and to make new friends, no problem: At the end of every group meeting, we hold a warm and friendly coffee hour where a lot of the members like to practice their English with visitors from abroad.

• If you’re dealing with an addiction to sex, drugs, alcohol, or love, we also offer 12-step programs within the same gay-friendly environment. Some groups are in English, some in Spanish—ask us for details. 

I love to speak with you.  
Please tell me your wishes,
What do you like to do the most when you travel?
What kind of places would you like to visit when you will be in Ecuador?
I will do a personalized itinerary for you...

Just let me know

For more information, please contact to:

FRANCISCO GUAYASAMIN
Travel Agente and Tour Guide in Ecuador
Mobile & WhatsApp: (593) 986 588 404
canelatravel@gmail.com
Facebook: @ecuagaytravel
Instagram: @panchoguayasamin

LGBT RIGHTS IN ECUADOR

   



Ecuador is one of the most progressive countries in Latin America when it comes to LGBT rights. In 2019, the country legalized same-sex marriage, becoming the fifth country in South America to do so.

In addition to marriage equality, Ecuador has also taken significant steps towards protecting the rights of LGBT people. Discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity is illegal, and LGBT individuals have the right to serve in the military.  No adoption for same sax couples is allowed. 

Ecuador has also taken steps to address the issue of hate crimes against LGBT people. In 2014, the country's penal code was amended to include hate crimes based on sexual orientation and gender identity, and penalties were increased for those who commit such crimes.

Despite these legal protections, however, there is still work to be done to ensure full equality for LGBT people in Ecuador. Discrimination and harassment continue to be reported, particularly in rural areas and among transgender individuals.

However, the progress made in recent years is a testament to the resilience and activism of Ecuador's LGBT community. Organizations such as the LGBT Chamber of Commerce and the LGBTI Human Rights Foundation work tirelessly to advocate for the rights of LGBT people, and their efforts have not gone unnoticed.

Overall, while there is still much work to be done, the legalization of same-sex marriage and the protections afforded to LGBT people in Ecuador are significant steps towards greater equality and inclusion for all.

domingo, 2 de enero de 2022

GALAPÁGOS GAY TOURS



The Galápagos Islands are a world-renowned destination for nature lovers, but they are also a welcoming and exciting destination for LGBT travelers. This stunning archipelago, located off the coast of Ecuador, is home to a diverse range of wildlife, from giant tortoises to blue-footed boobies, and offers a unique and unforgettable travel experience.

For LGBT travelers, the Galápagos offers a range of gay-friendly accommodations and activities and many tour operators and hotels are actively welcoming to LGBT travelers.

We organize gay-friendly cruise of the Galápagos Islands. These cruises typically offer accommodations, Ecuadorian cuisine, and a range of activities, including snorkeling, hiking, and wildlife watching.

For those who prefer to stay on land, we offer you also a number of gay-friendly hotels and guesthouses on the islands.

Overall, the Galápagos Islands offer a truly unforgettable travel experience for LGBT travelers. From the stunning natural beauty of the islands to the welcoming and friendly local community, the Galápagos Islands are a destination that should be on every LGBT traveler's bucket list.



Galápagos for any kind of budget 
Since Tourist up to First Class Yachts.
Please let us know what are your best options:

For more information, please contact to:

FRANCISCO GUAYASAMIN
Travel Agente and Tour Guide in Ecuador
Mobile & WhatsApp: (593) 986 588 404
canelatravel@gmail.com
Facebook: @ecuagaytravel
Instagram: @panchoguayasamin