Private Cotopaxi & Quilotoa Tour | 2-Day All-Inclusive Adventure
What your day looks like
Discover the breathtaking landscapes of the Ecuadorian Andes on this 2-day private adventure to Cotopaxi National Park and the spectacular Quilotoa Lagoon. Explore the scenic Avenue of the Volcanoes and visit Cotopaxi, one of the world's highest active volcanoes, where you'll admire dramatic páramo landscapes, the Limpiopungo Lagoon, and enjoy a rewarding hike surrounded by stunning Andean scenery. Continue to the breathtaking Quilotoa Crater Lake, famous for its brilliant turquoise waters and one of Ecuador's most iconic natural wonders. Descend into the volcanic crater on foot or by mule, kayak across the crystal-clear lake, and experience unforgettable panoramic views from the crater rim. Complete your journey by visiting the traditional Andean villages of Pujilí and Tigua, renowned for their Indigenous heritage, colorful artisan markets, and world-famous naïve paintings. Combining spectacular volcanoes, authentic cultural encounters, and unforgettable outdoor experiences, this private tour offers one of the finest adventures in Ecuador's Highlands
The experience, in brief
- Explore Cotopaxi National Park and hike near one of the world's highest active volcanoes.
- Discover the spectacular turquoise waters of Quilotoa Crater Lake.
- Enjoy kayaking and optional mule riding at Quilotoa Lagoon.
- Visit the traditional Andean villages of Pujilí and Tigua.
- Experience the scenic beauty of Ecuador's famous Avenue of the Volcanoes
Your day, step by step
Quito
Nature Walks at Cotopaxi National Park. Depart from Quito at 8 am, heading south to Cotopaxi National Park. En route, enjoy stunning views of the Andes Mountains.
Latacunga city
Leisure at Cotopaxi National Park. Lunch included Hacienda Los Mortiños
Latacunga city
Nature Walks at Quilotoa. Quilotoa Lagoon (3,914 meters): After breakfast, drive through the Avenue of the Volcanoes, passing through Pujilí. Visit a local indigenous home in the Paramos to learn about their traditions and lifestyle. Visit the town of Tigua, renowned for its naïve paintings. Continue to the Quilotoa Volcano, where you can descend to the crater lake or hike around its rim. Optional activities include muleback riding or kayaking on the lake. Enjoy lunch while taking in the breathtaking highland landscapes and traditional indigenous villages. Note: On Thursdays, a visit to the Saquisilí Indigenous Market is optional.
What to know before booking
Included
Private service Private transport SUV or VAN National Parks entrance fees Certified Spanish / English speaking guide Personal assistance Guided activities
Not Included
Anything not mentioned
What to Bring
Appropriate clothes and shoes
Meeting & Pickup
Free pick up from hotels inside the city.
Languages Offered
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Planning Notes
Minimum age: 6 Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business