Surtrek Japan

Name: Surtrek Japan
Address: Quito, EC
Telephone: +59322500660

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中南米専門　現地旅行会社

1991年から、欧米の旅行者に南米の魅力を伝え続けています。
2009年に日本部門を立ち上げ、社会貢献を常に考えながら社員も自信をもって、お客様に最高の旅を提案している会社です。
弊社は、日本部署のほか、ヨーロッパ各国、北・南米、中国、韓国部署など各国のスタッフがその国のお客様の対応をしております。

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25/12/2021

Happy Holidays Wish you your Surtrek team !!

We are thrilled to be back on the roads of South America!As we slowly restart operations with our first successful trips, it's hard to feel more than gratitude, for you, our fellow travelers, and for the many Surtrekers who have worked so hard to make this restart a reality. We know that we are not out of the woods yet. Care, hard work, and a spirit of optimism are still needed if we are to stay the course.But for now, let's celebrate what we've accomplished.
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07/11/2021

SouthAmerica!

One of the most diverse and unexplored regions of the globe, we will be very happy to assist you in your journey through this amazing landscapes full of nature and culture,.

23/09/2021

The Galápagos Islands !
We create memories that you will never forget!

At the forefront, health and safety are the most important… ..
We are experiencing a mixture of joy and relief, and hope that the darkest days the industry has ever seen are behind us.

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought travelers uncertainty and turbulence, new behavioral protocols, restrictions, mental stress and fears, closures and bans, canceled travel plans, new ways to work and connect, vaccinations, and vaccination skeptics. Hopefully, it has sparked tough questions and awkward conversations among travelers and a demand for a vital shift in attitudes and behavior toward more rigorous sustainability in travel and tourism with accountability and transparency.

Like many activities, tourism came to a standstill and will never be the same again in the future. Globally, we live in times of great uncertainty about travel in times of pandemic and about future travel.
We believe that less-explored and remote destinations will be preferred by travelers who previously preferred massive sites and large urban centers.
Remote natural places in South America such as the Amazon, the Andes, the Galapagos Islands, Machupicchu, the Salar de Uyuni, the Atacama Desert, Patagonia, Easter Island and Antarctica are expected to be the new destinations for the world's adventurers.

06/09/2021

Hummingbird habitat!

They live in areas located at altitudes from sea level to about 4,500 meters. The number of habitats that hummingbirds occupy is very extensive and varied. ... Other habitats are: grasslands, rainforests, scrublands, savannas, meadows, agricultural fields, forest and stream margins, deserts, and mountains.

Hummingbirds have conquered a large number of habitats, among which we can mention the moors, mangroves, savannas; but most live in rainy or evergreen forests.

The species that make up the genus Colibrí have a size that ranges between 9.5 and 15 cm, and a weight of 4.8 to 8.5 g. Although they are small birds, they are not the smallest, since they belong to the genus Mellisuga. They have a broad, forked or rounded tail.

Hummingbirds are the acrobats of the air: they can fly from side to side, backwards, and even hover at one point. Thanks to the high-speed cameras, we have been able to slow down the movement of its wings to finally discover the secrets behind its flight.

15/08/2021

Best Time To Dive in the Galapagos Islands

Diving is great year-round in the Galapagos. The wet/warm season, between December to June, is considered by many the best time to scuba dive Galapagos. This is because there is calmer, warmer water and better visibility. This is also the season to see manta rays and hammerhead sharks. This time of year brings an average air temperature of 86 degrees and average water temperature of 70-75 degrees.

However, others (especially advanced divers) will dispute that the dry/cool season, from July to November, is the best time to dive. This is a very popular time because you can see whale sharks, one of the most majestic creatures of the sea. This time brings chillier water and choppier seas, with average air temps of 70 degrees and water temps between 62-68 degrees.

31/07/2021

The Atacama Desert

is the driest nonpolar desert in the world, as well as the only true desert to receive less precipitation than the polar deserts and the largest fog desert in the world. Both regions have been used as experimentation sites on Earth for Mars expedition simulations. According to estimates, the Atacama Desert occupies 105,000 km2 (41,000 sq mi), or 128,000 km2 (49,000 sq mi) if the barren lower slopes of the Andes are included. Most of the desert is composed of stony terrain, salt lakes (salares), sand, and felsic lava that flows towards the Andes.

The desert owes its extreme aridity to a constant temperature inversion due to the cool north-flowing Humboldt ocean current and to the presence of the strong Pacific anticyclone.[8] The aridest region of the Atacama Desert is situated between two mountain chains (the Andes and the Chilean Coast Range) of sufficient height to prevent moisture advection from either the Pacific or the Atlantic Ocean, a two-sided rain shadow.
By DanFLCreativo

05/07/2021

Iguazu falls.

The Iguazú Falls (in Portuguese: Cataratas do Iguaçu), popularly called in Argentina as «Iguazú Falls», are a set of 275 waterfalls that are located on the Iguazú River, on the border between the province of Misiones and the Brazilian state of Paraná.

The falls can be seen from Brazil and Argentina and are one of its great tourist attractions. The Iguazú River traces the border between the two countries and empties into the Paraná River, where the borders of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay meet.

They are unanimously recognized as the most spectacular in the world. Swiss botanist Robert Chodat (1865-1934) eloquently described its imposing grandeur: “When we find ourselves at the foot of this world of waterfalls, and looking up we see, 82 meters above us, the horizon occupied by a line of waters, the astonishing spectacle of an ocean pouring down into an abyss is almost chilling. " Marveling at the beauty of such a spectacle, the Swiss botanist described the characteristic flora and fauna of the area: “An exuberant and almost tropical vegetation, the lushness of large ferns, the canes of bamboos, the graceful trunks of palm trees and thousands of species of trees, their tops leaning over the abyss adorned with mosses, red begonias, gold orchids, sparkling bromeliads, and trumpet-flowered vines.
Photo By DmitryTrashchenko

11/06/2021

It is time to reopen to the world !!

Dear friends, this time I ask you in a special way for your help to share this message and this video with all your contacts, Tourism has been one of the most affected Industries in the world in this Pandemic, now we believe that it is time to start our International reactivation and your help will be highly appreciated and recognized.
T H A N K Y O U V E R Y M U C H
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01/06/2021

Best Time to Ski South America

The South America ski season is June to October, but can on occasion begin as early as mid-May and extend into early November. For example Corralco ski area in Chile did not close until November 4th during the 2019 ski season.

Best Ski Resorts in South America: Portillo, one of the best ski resorts in Chile. Portillo Chile. The amazing views across the lake from Hotel Portillo. Bariloche Argentina. Cerro Catedral: best skiing in Argentina. The slack country of Cerro Catedral Argentina. Corralco on Lonquimay Volcano is great for powder hounds.
by onni anttoora

08/05/2021

G A L A P A G O S

The Galapagos Islands are an archipelago in the Pacific Ocean located almost 1000 km off the coast of Ecuador. It is made up of thirteen large islands with an area greater than 10 km², nine medium islands with a surface area of 1 km² to 10 km² and another 107 islets of small size.
The Galapagos Islands are the second largest marine reserve on the planet they were declared a World Heritage Site in 1978 by UNESCO.

The archipelago's main source of income is tourism and receives 200,000 tourists a year. Sustainable tourism has also been developed in order to preserve the species. The region was the habitat of Lonesome George, the last specimen of the Pinta giant tortoise species, extinct on June 24, 2012.The islands are also the habitat of species such as sea turtles, dolphins, sharks, hammerhead sharks, whales, reefs of coral, frigates, iguanas, lizards, cormorants, albatrosses, sea lions and penguins.

The Galapagos are known for their numerous endemic species and for the studies of Charles Darwin that led him to establish his theory of evolution through natural selection.

03/05/2021

Rio de Janeiro

Founded as São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro, it is a city, Brazilian municipality and capital of the homonymous state, located in the southeast of the country. It is the second most populated city in Brazil after São Paulo.

It was the capital of the Portuguese Empire between 1808 and 1822 and, later, the capital of Brazil since 1822, when the nation declared its independence from the Portuguese country. It retained that rank until the inauguration of Brasilia in 1960.

It is one of the main economic, cultural and financial resource centers of Brazil. It is internationally known for its cultural icons and landscapes, such as the Sugarloaf Mountain, the statue of Christ the Redeemer (one of the seven wonders of the modern world), the beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, the Maracanã Stadium, the Tijuca national park ( the largest urban forest in the world), Quinta da Boa Vista, the island of Paquetá, the New Year's Eve festivities in Copacabana and the celebration of Carnival

It is known worldwide as the "Wonderful City" (Cidade Maravilhosa), in Portuguese, it hosted the 1950 Soccer World Cup, the 2013 Confederations Cup, the 2014 Soccer World Cup and the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games at the Stadium Maracana was played in the final of the Cup, with Brazil being the winner.
Photo By dabldy

04/04/2021

El Desierto de Atacama

The Atacama Desert is the driest non-polar desert on Earth, extending in the Great North of Chile, encompassing the regions of Arica and Parinacota, Tarapacá, Antofagasta, Atacama and the north of Coquimbo; It covers an area of approximately 105,000 km², has a length of almost 1,600 km and a maximum width of 180 km. It is bounded by the Pacific Ocean to the west and by the Andes mountain range to the east.

And although the main reason why travelers come to the Atacama desert is to enjoy its imposing landscapes of mountains with impossible shapes, turquoise lagoons, columns of boiling water and immense seas of dunes; Delving into the history of the communities that reside there and that keep their customs intact is another way to take advantage of your stay in this place.

Its main attractions:
1- Tatio Geysers.
2- Chaxa Lagoon.
3- Valley of the moon.
4- Valley of death.
5- Laguna Cejar.
6- Astronomical tour.
7- Lascar volcano.
8- Rainbow Valley.
9- Vallle de Catarpe
10- San Pedro de Atacama
Photo By alec backer

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Quito

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