Vilcabamba Hacienda Rental

Stunning farm with villa for Rent in Vilcabamba, Ecuador right in the heart of the valley of youth.

6 blocks from the center of town
More private, peaceful than a hotel
3 Bed
3 Bath
Furnished
Kitchen
Pets allowed
Hot water
Guests allowed no extra fees, parties OK
Sleeps up to 12
No deposit needed, can rent for days, weeks or months.
$80 per day (for whole house) or $350 for the week

For more information or to make a reservation please write us below and we’ll respond within 1 day.

August 2011 Gas Prices in Ecuador?

This week on the Ecuador Q&A Expat forum one person asked what the current gas prices are in Ecuador. Click here to read the answer.

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How’s the Cell Phone Coverage in Ecuador?

Its not bad, out in the boonies it fades a bit but it’s no problem in the big cities for the most part.

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Where Should I Start my Ecuador Property Searching Trip?

if you’re interested in looking for properties in the Andes region of Ecuador, start your trip in Quito. If your interested in coastal properties, start your trip in Guayaquil (2 1/2 hrs from the coast) or in Manta.

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What’s the Easiest Way to Get Around in Ecuador?

Good question. You can rent a car easily in Quito or Guayaquil with a driver’s license from any country and a credit card starting around $40 a day. Renting a car is a good option if you want to explore the coast or countryside at your own leisure.

If you plan on spending most your time in the big cities, Quito, Cuenca, Guayaquil, then I recommend you DON’T rent a car and just get around via the cheap taxi network and local buses. The minimum taxi fare is $1 in Quito, for instance.

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