Cahuasquí · Imbabura · Équateur
Une île dans le ciel, construite à la main.

Planifiez votre voyage

L'itinéraire
De Quito à la ferme, il faut compter environ trois heures de route. Au nord à travers les hauts plateaux jusqu'à Ibarra, descendez dans le canyon, traversez deux ponts, puis remontez la paroi opposée jusqu'à ce que la route vous mène sur le plateau.
Demandez-nous de l'organiserEasiest · recommended
We arrange a private driver to meet you at Quito airport (UIO) with your name on a sign. Door to door in about three hours, one stop for coffee. Tell us your flight number and we handle the rest.
From $140 per vehicle, up to 4 guests
Most freedom
The whole route is paved until the farm street which is cobbled. Take the E35 north to Ibarra, then the road toward Urcuquí and up the switchbacks to Cahuasquí. Any small car manages it in dry weather; a high-clearance vehicle is more comfortable in the wet months.
About 3 hours · gas and one toll
Local and cheap
Buses run all day from Quito's Carcelén terminal to Ibarra (2 hrs), then a local bus or shared taxi from Ibarra to Cahuasquí (1.5 hrs). It is the way most of the valley travels, and the last stretch is one of the great bus rides in Ecuador.
Under $8 total
Pas à pas
Quito airport to the highway
20 minutes. The airport sits east of the city, so you never enter Quito traffic.
North on the E35 to Ibarra
About 2 hours through Cayambe and Otavalo, volcanoes on both sides.
Ibarra to Urcuquí
35 minutes across sugarcane country to the base of the canyon.
Up onto the mesa
The last 30 minutes: switchbacks, two bridges, and the plateau opening up ahead.

Quito
0 km
Ibarra
2 hrs
Cahuasquí
3 hrs
Bon à savoir



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