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Ecuador
Climate
Climate
Ecuador
Weather varies greatly, depending on the altitude. The coastal and Amazonian lowlands have a wet equatorial climate, but the higher you go, the colder it becomes. Most large cities are located in a fairly comfortable subtropical zone, although it can be very cold at night in Quito. Further up, it can be cold at all times. Ecuador is a year-round destination, but highland areas are best visited during the dry season - from June to September.
Required Clothing
Lightweight natural fabrics; rainwear in subtropical areas. Warmer clothes are needed in upland areas.
Weather varies greatly, depending on the altitude. The coastal and Amazonian lowlands have a wet equatorial climate, but the higher you go, the colder it becomes. Most large cities are located in a fairly comfortable subtropical zone, although it can be very cold at night in Quito. Further up, it can be cold at all times. Ecuador is a year-round destination, but highland areas are best visited during the dry season - from June to September.
Required Clothing
Lightweight natural fabrics; rainwear in subtropical areas. Warmer clothes are needed in upland areas.
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