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• Biking Tours

  Biking Dutchman will take you on fabulous rides through Cotopaxi Volcano National Park, here you will enjoy beautiful views of the eight different volcanoes. Pack a lunch, your gonna need the energy to spend the afternoon biking down the trails. They also have tours that lead you to Otavolo, a village where people come from all over the country to sell their crafts. Here you can buy beautiful handmade items such as jewelry, blankets, rugs and handbags. Great for souvenirs.

• Bird Watching Tours

  Quito has over 1600 species of birds for you to enjoy and Mindo Birds Tours has a tour just for you bird lovers. Grab your binoculars and enjoy a tour of popular bird sites like Yanacocha, Mindo, Tandayapa and Bellavista, here you can see well over 200 different species like the sword-billed hummingbird, the shining sunbeam, a andean pygmy-owl, maybe a crimson-mantled woodpecker or a pearled tree-runner.

• City Tours

  Gray Lines offers you city tours through residential neighborhoods where you can see landmarks such as Guapulo Mirador, Independence Plaza and Panecillo Mirador. You can also book a tour and visit monuments like San Juan Mirador, La Compania Church and Panecillo Mirador. Gray line also has tours to places like museums, statues and even the ballet.

• Mahalo Suggests

  While planning your trip, please see Quito Vacation, Quito Hotels and Quito Restaurants.

• Fast Facts

  1. Country: Ecuador
  2. Language Spoken: Spanish
  3. Mayor: Paco MoncayoCity Mayors: Paco Moncayo
  4. Population: 1,842,201 (2001)
  5. Currency: U.S. Dollar
  6. Country code: +593
  7. Time zone: UTC
  8. Religion: Roman Catholic (95%)Ecuador Country Profile: Religion
  9. Quito's climate is often described as eternal springIn Quito.com: Climate of Quito
  10. Current local time in QuitoTime and Date: Current local time in Quito

• Related Mahalo Pages

  Quito Hotels | Quito Vacation | Quito Restaurants | Ecuador Vacation | Ecuador

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