Expat Women in Ecuador
Nicole
Quito
About me
A serious case of wanderlust. Getting started as a digital nomad. I have not travelled as much as I would like yet, but I consider experiences are the heart of it. So I'm not a traveler yet, but I'm an experiencer (? :D
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Estefanía
Quito
About me
Hey girls Looove traveling and the idea of supporting each other is fantastic! Passionate about live, nature and deep talk. To me moving the body is necessary for healthy living, I’m a mom of 3 and still manage to travel as much as I can, for mental health you know? Hope we can meet
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Nahomi
Riobamba
About me
Jelou, I'm an 18 year old student. I just here see where people travel. I hardly travel, new to the city where I'm living
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Sol
Quito
About me
Activist – Public Health Researcher – I truly believe that kindness, even in the smallest acts, can create real change. Advocacy has not only shaped who I am but also helped me discover a deeper sense of purpose. I’m still on that journey—growing, learning, and building it every day. But I’m proud of the path I’ve taken and the time I’ve given to reflect, unlearn, deconstruct….
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Cameron
Quito
About me
Hi! My name is Cameron but everyone calls me Cam! I am from South Africa but I have been living in Quito, Ecuador for over 5 years now. I would love to make new friends here in Quito and also when I travel to other countries !
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Beatriz
Quito
About me
I am from Ecuador but now I'm in India for a couple of months I live traveling but I think a trip can be funnier with other people I use to travel by myself and also with friends, love exchange tips, chatting, walking etc
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Irene
Quito
About me
Hey! It’s Irene here. I’m a writer, a poet, a painter and a yoga teacher. I love dancing and exercising. I love nature, animales and the ocean. I love music and food. I love life!
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Amanda
Quito
About me
Hi am Amanda, am a feminist Pansexual Artist and Gender Resercher, I work on issues related to sexual and reproductive rights and education in the arts. Mom of a teenboy and two lady Cats. I love to travel and meet new cultures, places and magic people by their food, music and art. I speach English and Portuguese fluently.
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Is Ecuador safe for women?
Quito
I'm used to Quito, being latina. I guess it's not so safe really. You can't go on walks at night or have your phone on your hand in broad light. Do not leave your stuff unattended overall. If you're careful and cautious you're fine, it's not like you'll get robbed in a church or something.
Posted: November 18, 2025
Ashka
Ecuador
In big cities like Quito, I would say it's a definite no to go out after 6pm; however, in smaller places like Cuenca, Mindo, or Vilcabamba, it's completely safe to go out at night, of course always with caution and prudence. Personally, nothing has ever happened to me and I've been traveling all this year; I would say that's because I visit small places and take the necessary precautions when traveling alone.
Posted: November 9, 2025Expats in Ecuador
