Quilotoa Tours
Frequently Asked questions
Quilotoa Day Tours
Q: How long do the Quilotoa day tours last?
Most Quilotoa day tours last between 8 to 10 hours. This includes time to hike, visit local communities, and enjoy the breathtaking views of the crater lake without rushing.
Q: What is included in the Quilotoa day trips?
Our tours typically include round-trip transportation from Quito, a bilingual guide, entrance fees, a visit to indigenous markets or villages (depending on the day), and time to hike down to the lake and back. Some tours also include lunch, check the specific tour details.
Q: Are the tours suitable for children and seniors?
Most of our “regular” tours are designed to accommodate a range of ages. However, some tours with extensive walking or high-altitude activities might be more challenging. Please check the tour details or contact us for recommendations based on your group.
Q: What should I wear and bring on the tours?
Please check your Quilotoa day tours for specific recommendations that are provided in the tour packing list.
Q: Can I book a private tour in or around Quilotoa?
Absolutely! We offer private tours for a more personalized experience. You can customize the itinerary and pace to suit your preferences. Contact us to discuss options and pricing.
Q: Can I join a tour if I'm a solo traveler?
Yes, solo travelers are welcome! Our shared tours are a great way to meet other travelers and share the experience.
Q: What happens if it rains?
Our tours run rain or shine. Ecuador’s weather can be unpredictable, especially in the highlands, so it’s a good idea to bring a rain jacket or umbrella. In case of extreme weather conditions, we may adjust the itinerary for safety reasons.
Q: How do I book a Quilotoa day trip?
You can book directly through our website. Simply select the tour you’re interested in, choose your preferred date, and follow the booking steps. You’ll receive an email confirmation with all the details.