I have been surfing the web looking for a tour that is not just a real estate tour...do these exist?
Are there any Retirement type tours for Ecuador
Hammer618
22 December 2010 03:19:49
6
Christine
22 December 2010 06:41:35
42879
Welcome on Expat-blog Hammer618! 
I hope someone can help you.
I wish you good luck
Christine
jfgranda
10 January 2011 18:17:55
15
Hi Hammer618
I work with expats, before, during and after the journey.
I can help you with a tour, we can arrange a real estate / sight seeing tour if you want that. Or just a regular tour without real estate could work as well
Regards
Hammer618
10 January 2011 20:13:11
6
Hi jfgranda
Thanks for replying.. We are just getting our feet wet on the idea of retiring south of the boarder. Right now I'm not sure when we can make it to Ecuador.... But I would like to start some kind of contact with people down there
Hammer
jfgranda
10 January 2011 23:18:47
15
Sure thing Hammer618
I can help you with all the info you need to make a decision, I work and do businness with expats in Cuenca.
I can help you with contacts so you talk to them and see what they say first hand.
Call me at (949)630-2220 that number rings to my office here in Cuenca Ecuador.
Domenick11
11 January 2011 06:43:52
47
sure, try the tours at EcuadorRealEstateTours.com
IndyJones101
11 January 2011 17:19:08
21
Expat relocation and City surroundings Tour
Hi there I am a retired postal clerk,fully bilingual and do City and surrounding tours. Flat fees no hidden costs like the rest. Check it out email me back
Ceapedro
17 February 2011 08:06:55
1
Did a great tour in [Moderated: No free advert]. A lady by the name of Karen and her local friend Juan do these in and around Cuenca. Great stuff. No touristy things and she is an expat herself. Also they offer lots of help to expats great website info as well. Best of luck
x.coach
31 October 2012 14:15:37
2
Any retirement/realestate tours for the Quito area?
Dallask
28 January 2014 04:11:58
5
Will be in Cuenca in mid May with my partner? I would be interested in a view from an expat perspective.
danygirl8903
28 January 2014 04:40:32
52
it is possible to get a tour from an expat
Dallask
31 January 2014 04:31:59
5
expat from where? I'm still skiing 2-3 days a week, but looking forward to seeing what it would be like in a green and mountainous countryside.
What would a 5 day tour cost approximately from Quito to Cuenca?
BobH
31 January 2014 20:44:02
841
International Living runs tours on a regular basis. But hold onto your wallet, because their tours (as I understand it) are mostly about selling real estate.
mugtech
01 February 2014 20:34:15
4347
BobH wrote:International Living runs tours on a regular basis. But hold onto your wallet, because their tours (as I understand it) are mostly about selling real estate.
Excellent understanding
suefrankdahl
02 February 2014 05:17:56
0
You got that right
suefrankdahl
05 February 2014 06:21:02
0
Now that I think about what I've read. There are LOTS of people willing to do tours. Buyer beware.
Subscribe to this topic
Articles to help you in your expat project in Ecuador
Leisure activities in Ecuador
You have made it to Ecuador, now what is there to do in your free time? A lifetime in Ecuador isn't enough time to ...
The Cajas National Park
Las Cajas parque nacional is located about a half hours drive (or hour bus ride) to the west of Cuenca, along the ...
Work in Ecuador
Ecuador is famous as a retirement haven. But you might not want to wait until retirement age to move there and ...
Food in Ecuador
What kind of food will you find in restaurants, cafes, and private homes in Ecuador? Many restaurants in Ecuador ...
Family and children in Ecuador
Family is everything to an Ecuadorian. The extended family unit is the most important aspect of life in Ecuador ...
Healthcare in Ecuador
Ecuador, as a fast-developing nation, has laws that are constantly evolving, but one thing is certain: the ongoing ...
Open a bank account that suits you
Discover the best international banks to manage your money securely.
"