Cuenca: Personalized 2-Day English Tour with Local Guide
Azuay, Ecuador
Explore Cuenca with a local guide. Visit Ingapirca, Parque Calderon, the Flower Market, and more. Enjoy nocturnal photography and optional volcanic springs spa.
Cuenca Two-Day Guided Tour with Archaeological and Cultural Highlights
This two-day tour in Cuenca, Ecuador, is ideal for travelers seeking a deep cultural experience with a native English-speaking guide from Guayaquil.
Highlights
- Photograph Cuenca’s illuminated landmarks at night
- Explore the Ingapirca archaeological site
- Visit Cuenca’s Flower Market and Parque Calderon
- Relax at the 'Piedra de Agua' volcanic springs spa
- Receive personalized attention from a native English-speaking guide
Description
Begin your journey with a scenic drive into the Andes, stopping first at the Ingapirca archaeological site to explore Inca history. Then visit Parque Calderon, Cuenca’s main square, before strolling through the lively Flower Market. See the Cathedral’s architecture and the Museum of Hat’s artisan collections. Take in panoramic city views from El Turi viewpoint and visit the Ceramic Workshop of Eduardo Vega. Optionally, spend time at the 'Piedra de Agua' volcanic springs spa to unwind.
At night, enjoy a guided photography safari to capture Cuenca’s illuminated landmarks.
On day two, start with breakfast followed by visits to local markets and artisan workshops. Your guide will customize the itinerary to fit your interests, ensuring a tailored cultural experience. The tour ends with a drop-off at your hotel or another central location in Cuenca.
Includes
- Native English-speaking guide
- Entry to Ingapirca archaeological site
- Visit to Parque Calderon
- Entry to Museum of Hat
- Nocturnal photography safari
Excludes
- Meals and beverages
- Personal expenses
- Spa entry fee
- Souvenir purchases
Important Information
- Wear comfortable shoes since the tour involves walking
Cancellation Policy
Full refund available if cancelled up to 24 hours in advance.
For best experience, bring a camera for night photography, and plan your visit during dry weather for easier access to outdoor sites.