Two months prior to your entry date.

One month prior to your entry date.

We accept cash, check, wire, PayPal, Venmo, Cashapp, and Zelle.

There will be a re-booking fee according to the airline policy, lodging house policy, transportation company policy, if we have provided any of these services. There will be a $250 flat admin refund, excluding emergency situations at the discretion of First Love Missions.

Weather in Quito is generally temperate with a rainy season during the months of February and March. Usually there is a high of around 73 and cooler at night.

Clothes appropriate for ministering, t-shirts, light sweaters, light jacket, and swimwear. 

Strong sunblock as Ecuador is on the equator and the sun is closer to the earth.

We recommend cocoa tea and aspirin as a remedy for high elevation headaches.

Ecuador has the same outlets as the US, but in some instances the outlet will not have the third prong or the ground. We recommend bringing a three to two prong adapter. Click here to shop.

Quito is at an elevation of 2,850 m (9,350 ft)

Do not worry too much about altitude sickness, as for most people the symptoms are very mild, and will not spoil your enjoyment of your trip. In the vast majority of cases, with mild symptoms of altitude sickness, the best way to adapt quickly is to stay hydrated by drinking lots of water. Eat light meals, as heavy meals can make the nausea worse for some.

In some cases, you might want to take pain relievers for headaches. Aspirin can be good for this to help alleviate the symptoms. Try not to do too much as you settle in at the new altitude.  Give yourself a rest and adjust slowly to the change and the effects it is having on your body.