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Two days of waterfalls, the famous "End of the World" swing, and a choice of adventure sports — all from Quito with private transport and one night in Baños. Expect short hikes, spectacular viewpoints and options from rafting to canyoning.
Two days of waterfalls, the famous "End of the World" swing, and a choice of adventure sports — all from Quito with private transport and one night in Baños. Expect short hikes, spectacular viewpoints and options from rafting to canyoning.
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Operated by EcuaTouring · Baños de Agua Santa, Tungurahua
A narrow mountain road opens and the volcanoes step forward: ash-dark peaks puncture the sky while valleys unfurl in green. On this two-day loop from Quito the route of the volcanos carries travelers downhill into warm air, past roadside markets where vendors press juices and toast local sweets. By late morning the Pastaza river is heard before it's seen, daring visitors toward gorges and cascades.
easy.
2 days (approx. 48 hours).
Basic fitness: able to walk 30–60 minutes on uneven trails and take part in light adventure activities; not highly strenuous.
Yes — private transportation is included for the roundtrip transfer between Quito and Baños as part of the tour.
The itinerary includes entrance to two attractions and one night’s standard accommodation, plus breakfasts as listed in the inclusions.
Yes — participants select from options like rafting, rappelling, canyoning, bike or motor rentals and horseback riding; some activities may require additional reservations or fees.
The tour is marketed as suitable for all fitness levels; the main hikes are short, but some adventure options (rafting, rappelling) have age/weight restrictions — check ahead for specific activity requirements.
Baños developed around thermal springs used historically by indigenous peoples; the town later became a 19th-century refuge and a gateway for mountaineers approaching Tungurahua.
High visitor volumes can stress fragile river corridors and trail edges; stick to marked paths, avoid single-use plastics, and respect signage at thermal and protected sites.
EcuaTouring operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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