Transportation is an essential part of travel. There are several ways to get around while in Ecuador, and it's important to choose the ones that fit you best. Options include shared shuttles, private transfers, rental cars, domestic flights, public buses, and boats. When deciding on how to get around, consider what destinations you'll visit, your travel route, timeframe, and budget. You might choose to use only one type of transportation or combine several options throughout your trip. Using the following guide will help ensure an efficient, comfortable, and memorable experience in Ecuador.
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Ecuador is fairly small, and renting a car can be a great way to explore the country.
Rental cars give you the freedom to go where you want, and do it on your own schedule. In a rental car you can take side trips and find off-the-beaten-path destinations. That said, the roads in Ecuador are often poor and signs can be nonexistent. Renting a car can be dangerous and risky and should be given serious thought beforehand.