Daily private departures or shared departures on Thursdays
Pick up from your hotel in Quito early in the morning (about 8 00am) through the ¨Avenue of the Volcanoes¨ admiring the beautiful Andean landscape. Short stop at the Cotopaxi National Park, lunch en route arrival to Riobamba in the afternoon .Accommodation in a typical hacienda or country Inn, dinner and breakfast. Early in the next morning departure to Alausí to catch the renovated train line from Alausí to Sibambe during which you will pass by the ¨Devil’s Nose¨ famous railroad (around 2.5 hours roundtrip) box lunch. Continue to the city of Cuenca visiting in the way the pre Columbian ruins of Ingapirca. Arrival to Cuenca. Accomodation + breakfast
On the next day, city tour of Cuenca, a beautiful city declared a World Cultural Heritage Lunch not included. Pm heading to the airport to take flight back to Quito (airline ticket CUE-UIO $ 95 pp is not included, price of air ticket subject to change)
End of our services.
TOURIST SUPERIOR HOTEL OPTION:
Shared services (min 2 passengers)* US$ 525 per person
*departs every thursday
Private services daily departures. Train does not operate on Mondays.
Rates per person :
- 2 passengers $775 / single $1370
- 3 to 4 passengers $678
- 5 to 9 passengers $635
- Special rates for groups over 10
FIRST CLASS HOTEL OPTION:
Shared services (min 2 passengers)* US$ 560 per person
*departs every thursday
Private departure every day. Train does not operate on Mondays.
Price per person :
- 2 passengers $ 792 / single $1390
- 3 to 4 passengers $662
- 5 to 9 passengers $650
- Special rates for groups over 10
*Services to be provided with English speaking guide and private transportation. Train ride to Devil's Nose does not operate on Mondays. There are 3 scheduels for the train, the time of the train ticktets is subject to availability. Train ride is subject to changes due it is operated by the Government. If not possible to do the train ride, the visit will be replaced for a visit to the Chimborazo Reserve for private tours only.
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