Enjoy an evening at the world-renowned Jacchigua Ballet, which features over 200 Ecuadoreans performing the indigenous dances of their home country. Transportation is provided by Gray Line.
Journey from Quito to Cotopaxi National Park, home to the 19,347-foot (5,897-meter) Cotopaxi volcano that towers above the city. Then visit a nearby hacienda and enjoy lunch at an authentic local restaurant before returning to Quito.
Spend a delightful morning touring the boulevards of Quito, Ecuador's beautiful capital city. Visit the Legislative Palace, Gran Colombia Avenue, the Panecillo—Quito's landmark central hill—and much more.
After nightfall, Quito is as stunning as ever. Roll through its ancient streets aboard a horse-drawn carriage and see the flickering lights of the world's second-highest capital city from the famous Panecillo Mirador before enjoying dinner at a delicious Ecuadorian restaurant.
Explore the vibrant streets of Quito on this day-long bus tour, which visits local landmarks like the Guapulo Mirador, La Compañia Church, the unparalleled Panecillo Mirador, and the Equatorial Monument, which sits on the border of the southern and northern hemispheres.
Head to the bustling market at Otavalo, where local residents (also known as Otalaveños) sell handmade arts and crafts. In the village of Peguche, visit an authentic Ecuadorian country house. The tour concludes with a delicious lunch of regional specialties.
Located in the sub-tropical region of Ecuador, the Mindo Cloudforest is home to butterflies, hummingbirds, and wild orchids. Explore this unique ecosystem via shuttle, foot, and inner tube!
Adventure awaits as you explore the stunning beauty of the Mindo Cloudforest. You’ll explore the forest, Mindo Gardens, and Mariposas de Mindo as you hike, ride in a shuttle, and float in an inner tube down the Mindo River.
Calling all water lovers! Explore the aquatic side of the Mindo Cloudforest as you swim through waterfalls, ride down the Mindo River on an inner tube, and then relax in a warm Jacuzzi surrounded by local flora and fauna.
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