Nicolas & Ana Cristina
Things To Do
Mindo Cloud Forest & Natural Reserve
A nature reserve imbedded in the rainforest, filled with rich biodiversity, tourist attractions, waterfalls, a chocolate tour, butterfly farm, ziplining and other extreme sports
Mitad Del Mundo Tourist Center
Be in two hemispheres at the same time. Here there are various tourist attractions, and you can also stand with one foot on the Northern Hemisphere and with the other on the Southern Hemisphere.
Papallacta Hot Springs
Natural hot springs with beautiful views and restaurants. A Spa experience to unwind.
Parque Nacional Cotopaxi
Get the chance to see one of the tallest active volcanoes in the world. You can hike up to a the first refugio above 4,800 meters above sea level, where you can try amazing food and drinks with an incredible view.
Plaza de Ponchos
Shop at a traditional Andean market, where you can find all sorts of arts and crafts, from ponchos, to local food, to amulets, leather good, and hammocks. Food there is amazing.
Panecillo
A hill of volcanic origin, featuring one of the best restaurants in the city, and a majestic sculpture of Virgin Mary, which can be seen from any location in the city.
Quito Historic Center
This historic district was the first city named a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is noted for its narrow streets, Spanish colonial architecture and historic attractions. It also has various local restaurants, museums and some of the most beautiful churches in South America.
Chiva De Quito - Local Party Bus
Traditional, open air party bus that takes you around the whole city. Enjoy traditional drinks, music, and a lot of dancing
Quilotoa Lake
Lake Quilotoa is a volcanic crater lake with turquoise water. There is a viewpoint to see the landscape, you can hike down to the lagoon, visit artisan workshops, kayak in the lagoon and try traditional food at local restaurants
La Mariscal Artisan Market
The best traditional market for artisan goods and Ecuadorean crafts. Perfect for souvenirs and gifts to take home.
Paseo del Parque Cumbayá
A park in a posh area of Quito, filled with bars and restaurants, and shops. Often features live performances and other types of entertainment.