Your journey begins with a comfortable hotel pickup, leading you to the base of the Pichincha Volcano. From there, you’ll board the Teleférico, ascending to Cruz Loma at an altitude of over 4,000 meters. As you rise above the city, you’ll be treated to unforgettable views of Quito and its dramatic surrounding landscapes, including snow-capped volcanoes in the distance. Once at the top, you’ll have time to explore. Whether you decide to take a short hike, visit the summit’s coffee shops, or just relax and soak in the vistas, the area offers something for everyone. Afterward, the descent offers more spectacular scenery as you return to Quito.
Quito cable car (half day)
This half-day tour offers a thrilling experience on the Quito Teleférico, one of the highest cable cars in South America, reaching 4,050 meters at Cruz Loma. Enjoy breathtaking views of Quito, the Andes, and the famous Avenue of Volcanoes. The tour includes scenic vistas and time to explore nearby attractions like coffee shops, an amusement park, and handicraft stores.
Highlights
- Scenic ride on one of the highest cable cars in South America.
- Stunning views of the city of Quito and the Avenue of Volcanoes.
- A chance to explore local attractions at the summit.
Includes
- Private Transportation
- Bilingual Naturalist Guide
- Cable Car ride
- Bottle Water for free
- Please note: 1 Driverguide for 1-2 paxs – 1 Guide + 1 Driver for 3 or more paxs.
Not Included
- Alcoholic beverages and soft drinks
- Tips
- Personal Expenses
- Items not specified
Itinerary
Day 1 : Quito Cable Car Adventure
Travel Tips
- Dress in layers, as temperatures drop at higher elevations.
- Carry water to stay hydrated during the tour.
- Bring a camera for the breathtaking views.
Weather Preparedness
Expect cooler temperatures at the summit, so pack warm clothing. Quito weather is mild but changes quickly.
Fitness Requirements
This tour is suitable for most fitness levels, though there is an option to hike at the summit for more adventurous participants.
FAQs
It reaches 4,050 meters (13,287 feet) at the top of Cruz Loma.
Yes, there are hiking trails for those who want to explore further.
Wear layers and comfortable walking shoes, as the temperature can vary.