From Quito: Waterfalls of Baños de Agua Santa Guided Tour

Tungurahua Province, Ecuador



Take a guided tour of Baños de Agua Santa from Quito and spend the day admiring waterfalls and the Ecuadorian countryside. Take a swing on the "swing at the end of the world" at the Tree House.

Waterfalls and Swing Tour from Quito to Baños de Agua Santa

This guided day trip from Quito suits nature lovers seeking waterfalls, volcano views, and countryside scenery near Baños de Agua Santa.

Highlights

  • Explore some of Ecuador's notable waterfalls including Pailon del Diablo, Manto de la Novia, and Agoyan
  • Swing on the 'swing of the end of the world' with views of Tungurahua volcano
  • Travel through scenic Ecuadorian countryside en route to Baños de Agua Santa

Description

Start your journey early with pickup in Quito. Weather permitting, enjoy Cotopaxi volcano views during the 3-hour drive to Baños de Agua Santa.

Visit Pailon del Diablo waterfall and walk 20 minutes to the viewpoint. Continue to see the Manto de la Novia and Agoyan waterfalls.

End the tour by visiting the Tree House to experience the famous 'swing at the end of the world' with possible views of Tungurahua volcano. Return transfer to Quito completes the day.

Includes

  • Private transportation
  • Guided tour

Excludes

  • Drinks
  • Food
  • Snacks
  • Entrance fees

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Bring comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. The best time to visit is during clear weather for optimal volcano views. Book in advance to confirm availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour visits Pailon del Diablo, Manto de la Novia, and Agoyan waterfalls near Baños de Agua Santa.
The drive from Quito to Baños de Agua Santa takes approximately three hours each way, depending on traffic and weather.
Yes, the tour includes views of the Tungurahua volcano, especially from the 'swing of the end of the world'.
Yes, the guided day tour includes pickup and transportation from Quito to Baños de Agua Santa and back.
Meals are not included; check the tour details to see if lunch is offered or plan to bring your own food.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, a rain jacket, water, and a camera for waterfalls and volcano views.
The tour is family-friendly but involves walking at waterfall sites; assess if children can manage moderate hikes.
The dry season from June to September offers the best conditions, but the tour runs year-round with varying weather.
No prior hiking experience is needed; the tour involves easy to moderate walking on marked paths.
The tour starts with a pickup at your accommodation in Quito and returns there after the tour.

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