



by Quito Tour Bus
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$118This full-day tour from Quito lasts about 11 hours and includes all entrance fees. The trip begins with a three-hour drive to the Ecological Reserve Los Ilinizas, where Quilotoa Lagoon is located inside a volcanic crater. Upon arrival, the group visits the community lookout before descending to the lagoon shore. There are approximately three hours of free time to walk around the lagoon. The return climb is steep, and mule rental is available from the local community for those who prefer assistance. After lunch, the tour stops at an artisan workshop in Tigua, known for its traditional paintings. The final stop is the Toachi Canyon lookout, followed by the return trip to Quito. A bilingual guide speaking English and Spanish leads the tour, and tourist transport is provided.
Laguna Quilotoa
After arriving at Quilotoa, the group visits the community lookout before descending to the lagoon. Visitors have about three hours to walk around the lagoon at their own pace. The ascent back is steep, so mules can be rented directly from the community for approximately $10 per person if needed. After the lagoon visit, there is a lunch break followed by a stop at an artisan workshop in Tigua, known for its colorful paintings.
180 min
Canon del Rio Toachi
The final stop is the Toachi Canyon lookout, where visitors can see the canyon before returning to Quito.
15 min




by Quito Tour Bus
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$118This full-day tour from Quito lasts about 11 hours and includes all entrance fees. The trip begins with a three-hour drive to the Ecological Reserve Los Ilinizas, where Quilotoa Lagoon is located inside a volcanic crater. Upon arrival, the group visits the community lookout before descending to the lagoon shore. There are approximately three hours of free time to walk around the lagoon. The return climb is steep, and mule rental is available from the local community for those who prefer assistance. After lunch, the tour stops at an artisan workshop in Tigua, known for its traditional paintings. The final stop is the Toachi Canyon lookout, followed by the return trip to Quito. A bilingual guide speaking English and Spanish leads the tour, and tourist transport is provided.
Laguna Quilotoa
After arriving at Quilotoa, the group visits the community lookout before descending to the lagoon. Visitors have about three hours to walk around the lagoon at their own pace. The ascent back is steep, so mules can be rented directly from the community for approximately $10 per person if needed. After the lagoon visit, there is a lunch break followed by a stop at an artisan workshop in Tigua, known for its colorful paintings.
180 min
Canon del Rio Toachi
The final stop is the Toachi Canyon lookout, where visitors can see the canyon before returning to Quito.
15 min