Sacred Waterfalls – Pita
Trip Highlights
Pita Waterfalls: the power of water in the Andes
Nature trails: hikes through forest and river
Volcanic landscapes: unique views of Cotopaxi
Biodiversity haven: native flora and fauna
A corner of serenity: connection with pure nature
Description
Just a few miles from the city of Quito, hidden among Andean mountains and forests, lie waterfalls that very few people have ever seen. On the Secret Waterfalls Trail, you’ll embark on a magical hike along paths that reveal breathtaking landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and spots that look like something out of a fairy tale.
Itinerary
Meet your guide and receive a briefing for the day
Guided observation and recording of flora, fauna, and ecosystem characteristics
Local restaurant.
Observation of endemic plants and Andean wildlife.
Tour Info
Pichincha
Why take this tour?
This journey not only invigorates the body, but also sparks curiosity, fosters a respect for nature, and inspires a desire to protect what remains untouched. Each waterfall is a gem, every step a revelation, and the conservation of the Andean region’s endemic flora.
Included
National Tourist Guide
Private tour transportation
Lunch at local restaurant
Entrance Tickets to Tourist Sites
Excluded
Meals
Personal expenses
Tips
Things to know
Drop-off at the hotel
Return to Quito and rest at the hotel
Return to Quito and rest at the hotel
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