Embark on a private Antisana Eco-Reserve tour and discover Ecuador’s majestic volcano and diverse wildlife. Explore stunning landscapes, visit the Mica lagoon, and experience the real life of the zone with certified tour guides.
- Antisana Ecological Reserve - In the Andes Mountains, at 1 hour from Quito we find a natural place inside an Ecological Reserve where we can admire beautiful landscapes, Antisana Volcano, the house of the andian condor in the limits with Napo Province.
- Pintag - We will stop in the town part of the Antisana Ecological Reserve, to have traditional food and visit a craft market.
Píntag is an agrarian village located 27.5 kilometers southeast of Quito in Pichincha Province, Ecuador.
Pintag is 9284 feet above sea level. The town is located is near the Antisana volcano in Pichincha. Some of the residents farm and raise livestock, and horse riding is a popular local sport.
Pintag is the home to the first Jesuit house in Ecuador, a farmhouse named Hacienda Yurak. The monks quarried stone from the farm to build the church named la Compañia.
- Volcan Antisana - We will admire the Antisana Volcano.
Antisana volcano is a large, glacier covered stratovolcano 50 km SE Quito, Ecuador. It is located on the eastern margin of the Cordillera Real, at the latitude where the volcanic chain of the Northern Volcanic Zone is widest. Antisana is one of the largest volcanoes and highest peaks in Ecuador.
- Private transportation
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Entry/Admission - Antisana Ecological Reserve
- Admission to Volcan Antisana
- All fees and/or taxes
- Licensed Tour Guide
- Meals
- Tips
We are a company specialized in private tours, also in Bike and Roller Tours.
Our tours can be: walking tour, hiking tour, bike tour, roller tour.
We will take you to the most beautiful places and restaurants, you will experience the real life of the zone.
Certified Tour Guides will adapt your tour as your requirements making you have the best experiences in Ecuador.
Antisana is a majestic and mysterious volcano on the western mountain range. It is the nucleus of this protected area in which we find moorlands and western Andean forests. Volcanic activity, glacial processes, and evolution have created amazing scenery along the way and a very diverse wildlife. Mirroring the volcano we find the Mica lagoon, where part of the water of Quito comes from. Aside from the lagoon there are also swamp areas where water collects during rainy season, forming seasonal lagoons such as Santa Lucia or Mauca Machay.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
