Private half-day tour
Quito: Private Tour of the Old Town, El Panecillo and the Basílica
El Panecillo, the Plaza Grande and the Basílica, in four private hours.
North from Quito between volcanoes to the craft market of Otavalo, the Peguche waterfall, the leather shops of Cotacachi and the crater lake of Cuicocha.
The market is busiest in the morning, so Otavalo comes first and the lakes in the afternoon.
Collected anywhere in Quito. The road north follows the Pan-American Highway.
A short stop in the town of Cayambe, known for its bizcochos, biscuits baked in wood ovens.
A viewpoint over the lake below the Imbabura volcano.
The Plaza de los Ponchos and the streets around it, full of textiles, hammocks, ponchos and crafts.
A short walk through a eucalyptus wood to the falls, just outside Otavalo.
A town of leather shops on one long street. Lunch here.
A crater lake at the foot of the Cotacachi volcano, with two islands in the middle and a path along the rim.
Boat trip not included
About two hours south, depending on traffic.
In the late afternoon.
Photos by darlex david on Unsplash
Purchases, lunch, drinks and the boat on Cuicocha are not included.
Yes. The tour is private, and the price depends on how many of you travel, starting from €170. Choose the number of people when you book.
Yes. It is smaller than on Saturday, but the main square is open every day.
Yes. Your driver changes the plan on the day.
Two vehicles travelling together, on one booking. Message us and we will price it.
Yes. Every tour is customisable: a different start time, extra stops, more time where you like it, or a longer day. Tell us when you book.
Message us and we'll move it if we can — we work with several drivers, so there is usually room. More than 24 hours ahead costs nothing.
Private half-day tour
El Panecillo, the Plaza Grande and the Basílica, in four private hours.
Private day tour
Old Quito and the equator line, in one private day.
Private day tour from Quito
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