Discover the incredible biodiversity of Mindo, one of Ecuador’s most famous ecological destinations. Watch birds such as toucans, hummingbirds and the iconic rock rooster, explore lush cloud forests and visit beautiful waterfalls surrounded by nature. A perfect experience for lovers of wildlife, adventure and unique landscapes.

Otavalo is a city located in the province of Imbabura, north of Ecuador. The Imbabura volcano and some others are very close. Here we find the world famous “Mercado de Otavalo” or “Plaza de los Ponchos ”, where locals wear traditional indigenous clothing and market outfits and fabrics colorful in addition to handicrafts. We have near Otavalo the Cuicocha Volcano, a beautiful extinct volcano with a lagoon on the edge of it

Le volcan Quilotoa, une merveille naturelle de l'Équateur ! Cette lagune est située dans le cratère du volcan, ce qui explique sa richesse en minéraux qui lui confèrent des couleurs changeantes. Lors de l'excursion à Quilotoa, vous apprécierez cette merveille, ainsi que les marchés indigènes typiques situés près du volcan. Cela dépend du jour de l'excursion. C'est une aventure à ne pas manquer !

Cotopaxi Volcano, one of Ecuador’s most impressive and iconic natural landmarks, is also the most visited volcano in the country. The protected area surrounding Cotopaxi National Park offers a wide range of outdoor activities, including mountain biking, horseback riding, hiking, and even summit climbs for adventure seekers. Located in the majestic Ecuadorian Andes, near the city of Latacunga in Cotopaxi Province and just 50 km (31 miles) from Quito, this stunning volcano rises to an impressive altitude of 5,897 meters (19,347 ft) above sea level, making it the second-highest volcano in Ecuador. This exciting program is designed for the whole family, and children from 5 years old can participate under parental supervision, making it a perfect outdoor adventure for all ages. For the excursion, we recommend wearing warm and comfortable clothing, including a windproof jacket to protect against the cold mountain winds, as well as gloves to keep your hands warm