Embark on a full-day tour to Cotopaxi Volcano, the world's second-highest active volcano. Explore Cotopaxi National Park, visit Limpiopungo Lagoon, hike to its glaciers, and live an unforgettable experience amidst the Andean nature.
Price $110
Optimize your trip from Quito by visiting the impressive Cotopaxi Volcano and ending in Baños de Agua Santa, combining nature, adventure, and relaxation in one efficient journey.
Price $125
Optimize your return from Baños de Agua Santa to Quito, enjoying the Andean landscapes and a comfortable, efficient, and charming experience.
Price $125
Towering as one of the world's highest peaks and Ecuador's second-tallest at an imposing 5,897 meters (19,347 feet) above sea level, the majestic active volcano Cotopaxi stands as an emblem of Ecuadorian wilderness. Its nearly perfect conical form, a globally recognized icon, dominates the Andean landscape with its awe-inspiring presence.
Surrounded by expansive páramos (high-altitude grasslands) and lush valleys, Cotopaxi offers an unparalleled natural environment. The pure, fresh air, a product of the altitude and the absence of pollution, invigorates the senses and renews the spirit.
Attractions of Cotopaxi
Ascending the Volcano: A challenging yet rewarding adventure for mountaineering enthusiasts. Reaching the summit of Cotopaxi and gazing upon the landscape from its crater is an unforgettable and unique experience.
Cotopaxi National Park: A haven of biodiversity harboring a rich variety of flora and fauna. Explore the páramos, admire the glacial lagoons, and spot Andean condors in their natural habitat.
Local Culture: Immerse yourself in the traditions and customs of the indigenous communities that inhabit the volcano's foothills. Savor their typical cuisine, handcrafted wares, and the warmth of their people.
Recommendations:
Acclimatization: It is crucial to acclimatize to the altitude before embarking on any strenuous physical activity.
Experienced Guides: Hire specialized guides for ascending the volcano or exploring the national park.
Appropriate Clothing: Bring warm and waterproof garments, as the páramo weather can be cold and unpredictable.
Environmental Respect: Be mindful of the impact your visit may have on the ecosystem. Practice responsible tourism and leave the place as you found it.
Luis A. Martínez 225, Baños de Agua Santa