Stop at this panoramic viewpoint overlooking Quito and the surrounding Andean valleys, an ideal introduction to Ecuador's breathtaking mountain scenery.

Enter one of Ecuador's most iconic protected areas, home to the majestic Cotopaxi Volcano, one of the world's highest active volcanoes, surrounded by unique páramo ecosystems and spectacular landscapes. Then visit a traditional Andean community where you'll gain insight into local rural life, agricultural traditions, and the customs that have shaped the Ecuadorian Highlands for generations.

Enjoy a short walk around this beautiful high-altitude lagoon, where you'll admire stunning scenery, native vegetation, and, if you're lucky, local birdlife against the backdrop of Cotopaxi Volcano.

Visit the workshop gallery of Julio Toaquiza, considered the first painter of Tigua. His colorful artwork on sheepskin depicts the life, customs, and festivities of Andean communities, an art form recognized as part of Ecuador's Cultural Heritage.

Travel through the beautiful highland landscapes surrounding this protected reserve, renowned for its páramo ecosystems, rolling hills, and traditional Indigenous communities.

Arrive at the spectacular Quilotoa Crater Lake, famous for its brilliant turquoise waters and breathtaking volcanic scenery. You can take a short walk before our departure for the city of Baños.

Stop in the charming town of Salcedo to taste its world famous artisanal ice cream, celebrated throughout Ecuador for its colorful layers and refreshing fruit flavors. Arrive in Baños about 19:00