Offers its guests a transportation service (private taxi) to explore the main tourist attractions of the Otavalo and Imbabura region. This service is part of its value proposition, providing comfortable and safe access to natural, cultural, and ecological destinations.
Below are the most popular tours, including estimated costs, travel times, opening hours, and key information about each attraction.
Description: Volcanic crater with two floating islands, surrounded by mountains and cloud forests. Ideal for hiking, kayaking, and photography.
Distance from Otavalo: 15 km
Travel time: 30–40 minutes
Opening hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Duration of full tour: 4–5 hours
On-site services: Trails, viewpoints, restaurants, kayak rental ($10/hour)
Description: Twin mountains symbolizing an eternal couple according to local legend. Perfect for moderate trekking and panoramic views.
Distance from Otavalo: 45 km
Travel time: 45 minutes
Visiting hours: All day (best before 10 a.m.)
Tour duration: 4–5 hours
Recommendation: Wear proper footwear, bring water and sunscreen.
Description: The largest lake in Imbabura, surrounded by mountains with views of Imbabura Volcano. Perfect for walks, boat rides, or relaxation.
Distance from Otavalo: 10 km
Travel time: 25 minutes
Opening hours: All day
Entrance fee: Free
Tour duration: 2–3 hours
Activities: Boat rides ($5–10), hiking, photography.
Description: Sacred waterfall for the Tsáchila and Kichwa communities, surrounded by cloud forest. Used for spiritual ceremonies.
Distance from Otavalo: 4 km
Travel time: 60 minutes
Opening hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Entrance fee: $3 (community-managed)
Tour duration: 2–3 hours
Recommendation: Respect cultural rules; do not bathe unless permitted.
Description: Rescue and conservation center for birds of prey such as the Andean condor, eagles, and owls. Great for families and nature lovers.
Distance from Otavalo: 4 km
Travel time: 35 minutes
Opening hours: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (they are closed mondays and tuesdays )
Entrance fee: $6 per person
Tour duration: 2–3 hours
Services: Guided tours, restaurant, souvenir shop.
Description: One of Otavalo’s most famous viewpoints, offering spectacular views of the valley, San Pablo Lake, and Imbabura Volcano.
Distance from Otavalo: 4 km
Travel time: 60 minutes
Opening hours: 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. (best at sunrise or sunset)
Entrance fee: $0
Tour duration: 1.5–2 hours
Recommendation: Bring a camera and a jacket.
Description: Town known for its leather workshops, jewelry, and handicrafts. It features a beautiful lake and access to Los Frailes Ecological Reserve.
Distance from Otavalo: 15 km
Travel time: 30 minutes
Town hours: 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Lake entrance: Free
Activities: Shopping, lake walks, visiting artisan workshops.
Type of service: Private (subject to availability).
Reservations: Arranged directly at the reception desk.
Includes: Pick-up and drop-off at the hostel, with a maximum waiting time of 1 hour at each stop.
Staff: Bilingual drivers (Spanish and English) or with basic English knowledge.
Flexibility: Custom tours can be arranged by combining several destinations.
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