An unforgettable journey from Cuenca to Quito, where Ecuador's most stunning landscapes and cultural highlights come together. This tour offers a perfect blend of adventure, natural beauty, and historical exploration, all with the flexibility to customise based on your interests and pace.

Day 1: Your adventure begins with a visit to the famous Ingapirca Ruins, Ecuador’s largest and most impressive archaeological site. Here, you’ll dive into the rich history of the Cañari and Inca civilisations, exploring ancient temples and marvelling at the sophisticated engineering of the Temple of the Sun. Following this cultural immersion, you’ll travel to Alausí to meet the colourful Nizag indigenous community and enjoy a short but spectacular hike offering panoramic views of the famed Devil’s Nose Mountain. Overnight in Riobamba

Day 2 - Option 1: Next, you’ll venture towards one of Ecuador’s natural wonders, the towering Chimborazo Volcano, which holds the title of the closest point on Earth to the sun. A hike to the second refuge will take you up to an impressive altitude of 16,000 feet (4,875 m), where you can take in breathtaking views of the snow-capped peak and observe native wildlife such as vicuñas and alpacas. Overnight in Baños

Day 2 - Option 2: Your adventure continues in the vibrant town of Baños de Agua Santa, renowned for its adrenaline-packed activities. Explore the stunning Waterfall Route, stopping to admire the majestic Pailón del Diablo and other impressive waterfalls, and take a ride on the thrilling swing at the Tree House with panoramic views over the valley. For those seeking even more excitement, optional activities like zip-lining or a cable car ride offer unforgettable experiences. Overnight in Baños

Day 3: One of the tour’s highlights is a visit to the mesmerising Quilotoa Crater Lake, famous for its emerald green waters set within a volcanic crater. You can descend to the edge of the lake on foot or horseback, or simply soak in the stunning Andean landscapes that surround this natural wonder. Overnight in Cotopaxi area

Day 4: To cap off your journey, you’ll explore the renowned Cotopaxi National Park, home to the imposing Cotopaxi Volcano. Here, you’ll hike around the serene Limpiopungo Lake before taking on the rewarding trek to the Cotopaxi refuge, reaching altitudes of 4,810 metres. Along the way, you’ll discover the unique páramo ecosystem and learn about the park’s ecological significance. Drop off in Quito

Throughout the tour, you’ll enjoy the flexibility to customise the itinerary based on your preferences, whether you’re an adventure seeker, a nature lover, or someone looking to immerse yourself in Ecuador’s rich culture and history. This trip offers an extraordinary blend of Ecuador’s most captivating natural and cultural attractions, creating memories that will last a lifetime.