Top Quito Private Sightseeing Tours

From the high Andes to the heart of the Amazon, this journey offers a rich variety of landscapes, wildlife encounters, and authentic cultural experiences—all in one seamless itinerary. Unlike standard tours, this route takes you beyond the usual stops. You'll relax in volcanic hot springs in Papallacta, craft dreamcatchers with Otavalo’s indigenous artisans, explore wildlife rescue centers and rainforest trails in the Amazon, and witness the natural power of waterfalls and volcanoes in Baños and Cotopaxi. You'll also trek the rim of the stunning Quilotoa crater lake and enjoy personalized guidance every step of the way. ✔️ Small group experience or private options ✔️ Locally led, bilingual guides ✔️ Authentic community interactions ✔️ Comfortable accommodations and private transport included ✔️ Perfect for photographers, nature lovers, and cultural explorers Route: Quito – Otavalo – Papallacta – Tena (Amazon) – Baños – Quilotoa – Cotopaxi – Quito

Embark on a tour crafted for adventurers and nature enthusiasts. Our daily departures from Quito ensure accessibility. Following the tour's conclusion in Tena, you'll have the choice to extend your stay in this captivating region or journey onward to Baños de Agua Santa. At the lodge, we're dedicated to assisting you in organizing your next destination or facilitating your return to Quito. During the exhilarating rafting excursion, rest assured, our safety kayaker will capture stunning photos and videos for you. On the first day, enjoy the convenience of a private transfer from Quito; simply inform us of your preferred pickup time and location. Along the way, feel free to ask our driver to make stops for additional activities—it's your transport, and you're in control. Upon arrival at the ecolodge, prepare for a thrilling itinerary featuring a jungle hike, river tubing, and a night walk. Yes, it's a jam-packed two days, but that's the essence of living in Ecuador.

Otavalo, steeped in Quechua culture, stands as the quintessential tourist destination in our country, internationally renowned primarily for its indigenous market, but that's not all... Imbabura Province boasts Cuicocha Lake, known as The Lake of the Gods... Peguche Waterfall , famous for its rituals... and the town of Cotacachi... all these experiences you shouldn't miss on your journey in the northern part of Ecuador. This tour may be tiring for you and our guide... but in the end, you'll realize it was worth it.

3 Days - Many Experiences. QUITO: Its Historic Center was one of the first declared a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO (1978) and is one of the best-preserved colonial centers in America, with churches, squares, and art of the Quito School a few steps from each other. MINDO: In one place, about two hours from Quito, you can see an extraordinary biodiversity of cloud forest: more than 400 species of birds, orchids, butterflies, and waterfalls. It is one of the best bird watching destinations in the world. OTAVALO: it is the heart of the Kichwa people of Otavalo, famous for its textile tradition, its clothing, and its identity, which remain current and are not pure folklore. Ponchos Square: one of the most well-known artisan markets in South America. The best day is Saturday. Nature within minutes: the Peguche waterfall, look closely at Lake San Pablo with Imbabura in the background, and walk in Cuicocha lagoon. In a single day, market, waterfall, and lagoon are combined