What to pack for Ecuador in the fall

In the fall, temperatures in Ecuador can vary depending on the region.

In the highlands, such as Quito and Cuenca, the weather tends to be cool with temperatures ranging from 45-65°F. In the Amazon rainforest, temperatures can be warmer and more humid, ranging from 70-90°F. Along the coast, the weather is typically warm with temperatures around 75-85°F.

For the highlands, it is advisable to bring layers, including a light jacket or sweater for cooler mornings and evenings. Long pants and closed-toe shoes are also recommended, especially for outdoor activities and hikes. In the Amazon, lightweight, breathable clothing is essential, along with a rain jacket and mosquito repellent. On the coast, lightweight, beach-friendly clothing such as shorts, t-shirts, and swimwear are suitable, along with sandals and a hat for sun protection.

Don't forget to pack a good pair of walking shoes for exploring the cities and natural attractions in Ecuador.

In the fall, Ecuador experiences a mix of climates depending on the region.

In the highlands, temperatures start to cool down with occasional showers, while the coastal areas continue to have warm and humid weather with frequent rain. The Amazon region sees a slight decrease in rainfall, and the Galapagos Islands remain relatively dry with cooler temperatures.

Overall, fall in Ecuador offers a range of climates, from cool and wet to warm and dry, making it a diverse and dynamic time to visit the country.

Last fall - March, April, May

(Southern hemisphere)