Quito · Ecuador
Discover colonial Quito with a local guide
Private tours of one of the best-preserved colonial centers in the Americas, and of the Middle of the World, with pickup at your hotel in Quito.
Hotel pickup
Your guide picks you up at your hotel in Quito and brings you back.
Private tours
Just your group, at your pace, with a local English-speaking guide.
UNESCO heritage
One of the first two places in the world on the World Heritage list.
The equator
Stand on the Middle of the World, just north of the city.
Our tours
Tours in Quito
Choose your tour, your date and how many travelers. We confirm your guide, then send you a secure payment link.
Highlights
What you'll see
Basílica del Voto Nacional
Neo-Gothic towers you can climb
San Francisco
One of the oldest churches in South America
La Ronda
A colonial street of artisans and lanterns
The historic center
Red roofs, domes and plazas
El Panecillo
The Virgin of Quito and the best view
Pululahua
Farms inside a volcanic crater
The equator
Stand on the Middle of the World
Just north of Quito, the Middle of the World monument marks the line between the northern and southern hemispheres. Our tour adds Pululahua, one of the few inhabited volcanic craters in the world, with farms on its floor.
- Private tours with pickup at your hotel in Quito
- Local guides who know the history and the stories
- Your pace, with time for photos and coffee
- Tours from Machachi, south of Quito, too
How it works
Not a booking until your tour is confirmed
1. Choose your tour
Pick the tour, your date and how many travelers. The price per person drops as your group grows.
2. Check availability
Send your request. Nothing is booked or charged yet: we check guides and transport for your date.
3. Confirm and pay
We reply by email or WhatsApp with availability and a secure payment link to confirm your tour.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Our Quito tours include pickup and drop-off at your hotel in Quito. We can also start from our office in Machachi, south of the city.
Quito sits at about 2,850 m. Most travelers are fine on a city tour if they walk slowly and drink water. Take it easy on your first day.
Yes. Every tour is just your group, with your own guide and transport.
Yes. Some churches charge a small entrance fee, paid on the spot, and opening hours change on Sundays and holidays; your guide plans the route around them.
Comfortable shoes, a light jacket, sunscreen and a hat. The weather in Quito can change several times in one day.
Visiting Quito soon?
Tell us your date and how many travelers, and we’ll confirm your guide and send you a secure payment link.