Español 
Français 
Deutsch 
Italiano 
Nederlands 
Português 
Русский 
中文 
日本語 10/10
Excelent
❮
❯
English
Cotopaxi National Park, Quito, Ecuador
Embark on a day excursion from Quito, where visitors can admire the stunning landscapes of Cotopaxi National Park and gaze upon the picturesque Lake Quilotoa within the Andean mountains. This tour offers an array of natural wonders and provides opportunities for both leisurely strolls and thrilling treks for those seeking adventure.
Cotopaxi and Quilotoa are renowned natural landmarks in Ecuador, situated in the majestic Andes Mountains. Cotopaxi, standing at an elevation of 5,897 meters above sea level, is an active stratovolcano that serves as a testament to the region's geological history. Part of the Cotopaxi National Park, this protected area boasts a variety of ecosystems and offers diverse recreational activities such as hiking, trekking, mountain climbing, horseback riding, and birdwatching. The panoramic view of the towering volcano against the backdrop of the highland grasslands and paramo ecosystems is particularly captivating.
In contrast, Quilotoa is best known for its Quilotoa Crater Lake, which forms a dramatic scene after the volcano's eruption. Located in the Cotopaxi Province, approximately 200 kilometers south of Quito, the Quilotoa Loop provides hikers with the opportunity to traverse scenic routes and interact with local cultures. This loop features picturesque villages and a vibrant atmosphere, creating a memorable cultural experience alongside the natural splendor of the lake.
For those seeking an adventurous exploration, both Cotopaxi and Quilotoa promise thrilling challenges and awe-inspiring vistas. Whether you're drawn to the raw power of an active volcano or the serene beauty of a pristine lake surrounded by untouched wilderness, these destinations offer a rich tapestry of experiences that encapsulate Ecuador's diverse natural heritage.
Book
| Itinerary | |
|---|---|
| Highlights | Limpiopungo is a picturesque glacial lake situated within the Cotopaxi National Park. Alpacas can be observed for photography purposes. Two lakes and one active volcano form this natural wonderland. |
| Includes |
Free cancellation
Please cancel your reservation at least two days prior to the scheduled event for a full refund.
Reserve now & pay later
Maintain your travel arrangements as adaptable as possible; reserve your space and settle for no cost at this time.
Duration 10 hours
Please verify the availability to ascertain the commencement times.
Live tour guide
Spanish is an official language of several countries worldwide, including Spain, Mexico, Argentina, and Chile. It is also widely spoken in many other regions due to historical influences from European colonization and immigration patterns. The Spanish language belongs to the Romance family of languages, which includes Italian, French, Portuguese, and Romanian. It evolved from Latin during the Middle Ages and has undergone significant changes over time, particularly through the influence of various dialects and regional variations across its geographical range. Key features of the Spanish language include: - A phonetic alphabet with 26 letters, some of which have double vowels (e.g., 'á', 'é', 'í', 'ó', 'ú'). - Use of accents or diacritical marks to indicate pronunciation differences between words (e.g., 'ñ' for nasal sounds). - Agglutinative structure where suffixes can add meaning to words by combining them into longer forms. - Gendered nouns, with different grammatical rules depending on whether they refer to animate or inanimate objects. - Vowel harmony, where certain vowel combinations are restricted based on the preceding consonant sound. Knowledge of Spanish offers numerous opportunities for travel, business, education, and cultural exchange in diverse parts of the world. Understanding the basics of Spanish communication will enable individuals to engage effectively in conversations, read books, watch movies, and participate in online communities related to Hispanic culture and history.
Pickup included
Please remain at the hotel lobby for ten minutes prior to your designated pick-up time. A driver will be stationed there; they shall display a sign bearing your surname.
Small group
The event will accommodate up to eight individuals.
Maintain your travel arrangements as adaptable as possible; reserve your space and settle for no cost at this time.
10/10
(93 reviews )Check Availability
Cotopaxi National Park, Quito, Ecuador 
See on map
Public transport
Museums
Entertainment
Cafes & Bars
1.12 mi
2.92 mi
2.8 mi
3.79 mi
3.42 mi
3.11 mi
4.23 mi
4.54 mi
4.04 mi
5.41 mi
Cotopaxi National Park is home to several prominent natural landmarks. Visitors can explore the park's diverse ecosystems through various recreational activities such as hiking, trekking, mountain climbing, horseback riding, and birdwatching.
Quilotoa is located in the Cotopaxi Province, approximately 200 kilometers south of Quito. It differs from Cotopaxi in that it is known for its Quilotoa Crater Lake, which forms a spectacular scene after the volcano's eruption.
9.9/10
Excelent
Quito, Ecuador
9.9/10
Excelent
Quito, Ecuador
9.9/10
Excelent
Quito, Ecuador
9.9/10
Excelent
Quito, Ecuador
9.9/10
Excelent
Quito, Ecuador
9.9/10
Excelent
Quito, Ecuador
9.9/10
Excelent
Quito, Ecuador
9.9/10
Excelent
Quito, Ecuador
Subscribe to our newsletter and get the best offers!
By entering your email address, you agree to receive personalized offers and automated commercial communications, including promotions about our products and services, as well as those from selected partners (without sharing your data with third parties). For more details or to withdraw your consent, please refer to our Privacy Policy. You can unsubscribe at any time via the link in the email.
Give as a gift
