6-Day Ecuador Multisport Package

Begin your Ecuador multisport adventure with a scenic drive along the “Avenue of the Volcanoes” to the stunning Quilotoa Volcano. Hike into the crater to reach the turquoise Quilotoa Lagoon, where you can kayak on its serene waters. The hike back up, at 13,000 feet, is challenging but rewarding—mules are available if needed. After the trek, enjoy a traditional Ecuadorian lunch and explore a local artisan market known for its colorful tapestries. End your day at a cozy Andean hacienda, a working organic farm with alpacas and llamas.

After breakfast, head to Cotopaxi National Park for an unforgettable hike up one of the world’s highest active volcanoes. A short drive takes you to the park entrance, then up to nearly 15,000 feet, where your hike begins. Ascend the steep volcanic trail to the base camp, and if weather allows, continue to 16,000 feet for stunning views. Along the way, spot wild horses, bulls, and maybe even condors. After the hike, enjoy lunch and continue to Baños, where you’ll relax in soothing volcanic hot springs.

After a 45-minute drive to Llanganates National Park, begin your biking journey at 10,000 feet and descend to 5,000 feet, passing exotic fruit farms and rich biodiversity. Enjoy a picnic lunch, then visit the iconic “Swing at the End of the World” and ride the Tarabita cable car across a gorge (zip-lining optional). Return to the hotel and end the day exploring Baños’ nightlife with a possible local beer tasting.

We’ll begin with a hike to the stunning Pailón del Diablo Waterfall. Then, a scenic 2.5-hour drive brings us to the Arajuno River, where we’ll enjoy a picnic and safety briefing before our kayaking adventure. Paddling on the calm Class I river, you’ll spot vibrant wildlife and lush rainforest scenery. After two hours, we’ll arrive at a peaceful riverside glamping site for dinner and a special evening with a local shaman.

We start the day with a sunrise canoe ride to a clay lick, where parrots gather for essential minerals—an unforgettable natural display! After breakfast, we’ll kayak to a local school and community for cultural exchange and games with the children. Your visit supports a tech project we’ve helped establish there. We’ll continue paddling downstream before heading to a Wildlife Sanctuary to spot monkeys and tropical birds. Later, we’re welcomed by a local family at Llanganates National Park for lunch, followed by a medicinal plant hike, a fun canyoning adventure, and a hands-on cooking class with traditional food and chocolate fondue.

After breakfast, we’ll visit a Natural Lagoons Reserve, where you’ll have the opportunity to swim and relax in these pristine waters. We’ll enjoy lunch here. For those seeking more adventure, an optional Class III rafting trip is available (at extra cost). In the afternoon, we’ll begin our journey back to Quito, arriving around 6:00 PM. After a short break to freshen up, we’ll gather for a special farewell dinner, reminiscing about our incredible Ecuador multisport expedition.