6 articles to prepare your trip
Cascade San Rafael
Collapsed in February 2020, Ecuador's former highest waterfall remains a major observation site on the Quito–Lago Agrio route, facing Reventador volcano.
Just 15 km from Sangolquí, the Gran Cascada del Río Pita reveals a 60-meter waterfall in the heart of a pristine Andean ecosystem, accessible via three trails from Quito.
Puerto Misahualli
Just 20 km from Tena, Puerto Misahualli opens the doors to the Ecuadorian Amazon: jungle, waterfalls, Kichwa communities and a beach inhabited by capuchin monkeys.
Misahualli
A river port in Ecuador's Oriente, Misahualli opens the doors to the Amazon: capuchins, Kichwa communities, waterfalls and jungle lodges.
Banos
At the foot of Tungurahua, Baños brings together waterfalls, thermal springs and adventure sports. The complete guide to prepare your Ecuadorian stop.
Baeza
Two hours from Quito, Baeza marks the transition between the Andes and the Amazon jungle. Colonial heritage, rafting, and protected forest at 1,400 meters elevation.
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