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Ecuador is a small country, yet it contains multitudes—changes of climate, culture, and landscape that arrive not gradually, but suddenly, like turning a page. To travel here is to experience contrast not as an idea, but as a lived reality. The road carries you first into the Andes, along the so-called Avenue of Volcanoes, where immense peaks rise effortlessly into the sky and remind you that the Earth is not a finished thing. You pass the highest active volcanoes in the world, and arrive at Quilotoa Crater Lake, where mineral waters settle into an improbable blue-green stillness, inviting reflection as much as admiration. From there, the land releases you downward into the Amazon Basin. The air thickens, the green deepens, and the world begins to move in a different rhythm. You ride through jungle corridors dense with life, with time opening itself to possibilities—rafting, kayaking, walking beneath towering canopies. A night in an Amazon lodge follows, and then a journey by motorized canoe, guided by someone who knows this place not as scenery, but as home. Here, wildlife and culture are not separate things; they are part of the same unfolding process. The route itself has been designed with care, not merely for safety and comfort, but to allow experience to arise naturally. Along the way, opportunities appear rather than insist: birdlife revealing itself, trails inviting exploration, hot volcanic waters offering rest, and moments for swimming, riding, climbing, or entering caves where the Earth briefly turns inward on itself. To support this freedom, Ecuador Freedom provides a GPS unit and a thoughtfully prepared Road Book—quiet companions rather than instructions. They offer guidance, stories, and local knowledge, including places seldom mentioned and often missed. With them, you are free to ride longer or shorter days, to linger or move on, and to discover that the journey is not something you complete, but something you participate in. In the end, this is not a tour designed to fill time. It is an experience that allows you to notice where you are—and, perhaps, something about how you move through the world. As featured in UK Motorcycle News Route Map + Elevation Profile + TIMELINE OVERVIEW Travel day to Quito Arrival in Quito Travel day to Quito Accommodations: Not included.  See "extensions" below for options.  We will provide you with a list of recommended hotels in Quito near our shop in the heart of the fashionable La Carolina neighborhood so that you can relax and explore the nearby galleries, museums, and cafés. Travel day to Quito 1 or 2 days prior to the tour start date Pre-Tour Registration and Tour of Qutio If you arrive or in Quito a day or two prior to the tour, it would be a good idea to come into the office to complete the paperwork in advance.  Please bring your original passport, original drivers' license and a vaild credit card with available credit for the security deposit on the motorcycle.  See the motorcycle pages for more information on the required deposit. Day 1 Quito - Tigua Distance: 212 km | 132 miles Meals: Dinner Activities:  Quilotoa Lake, Furniture Makers, Tigua Art Gallery Accommodations: Posada de Tigua Day 1 Day 2 Tigua - Baños de Agua Santa Distance: 281 km | 175 miles Meals: Breakfast Activities: Pujilli Market, Kunuyacu Hot Springs, Chimborazo Wildlife Refuge, Riobamba, Baños Hot Springs Accommodations: Posada del Arte Day 3 Baños - Puerto Misuahuallí Distance:  142 km | 88 miles Meals: Breakfast & Dinner Activities:  Zip Lines, Rappeling, Zoo, Swimming, Paillon del Diablo Waterfall Accommodations:  El Jardin Puerto Misahuallí Lodge Day 3 Day 4 Puerto Misahuallí - Quito Distance: 228 km | 142 miles Meals: Breakfast Included Activities:  Canoe Excursion, Jungle Hike with Native Guide, Tubing on Napo River or Community Visit  Available Activities: Cave hike, zoo, hot springs and botanical garden Return to Quito Return home Many international flights leave around midnight from Quito.  If you are catching a flight the same evening as the last day of the tour, you may enjoy VIP access to our "Freedom Riders' Lounge" - complete with a hot shower, jacuzzi, and honor bar. Return to Quito Print Itinerary Highlights Tubing in the Napo River We'll go tubing down the Napo river.  An extraordinary, peaceful experience! Adventure Sports Several off-bike adventures are available along the way. Termas de Papallacta We'll have private access to the hot springs at Papallacta - just outside our cabin door! Quito The tour starts and ends in the beautiful city of Quito.  Included is a tour of Quito by bus or self-guided on one of our scooters. Tungurahua Volcano We'll ride around - and sleep at - the base of the active TUngurahua Volcano Chimborazo With a peak elevation of 6,268 metres (20,564 ft), it is the highest peak in close proximity to the equator. While Chimborazo is not the highest mountain by elevation above sea level, its location along the equatorial bulge makes its summit the farthest point on the Earth’s surface from the Earth’s center Chimborazo Wildlife Refuge Here, at altitudes of over 14,000 feet, the wild vicuña - a relative of the camel and llama - run free.  Ecuador has one of the best protected populations of the endangered vicuña in the world. Pack for a Purpose Save some room in your luggage to bring school supplies and deliver them personally to our Pack for a Purpose schools in remore areas of the country. Just a little bit of space can make a huge impact on the lives of school children! Canoe Ride in the Amazon We'll ride a canoe deep into the jungle to explore this amazing region of the world. Baños de Agua Santa Baños is a small beautiful city on the eastern slopes of the Andes and provides many adventure tourism activities. Its public baths are fed from the volcanic hot springs. Kunuyacu Hot Springs These hot springs are at an altitude of 14,000 feet. You are more likely to find authentic Ecuadorian gauchos here and locals.  Fresh roasted trout is available. Tigua Art Gallery Tigua artists have always been known to decorate masks and drums for their festivals with precision and vibrant color. Their talented hands create an extravaganza of color and beauty Quilotoa Crater Lake The 3 kilometres (2 mi) wide caldera was formed by the collapse of this dacite volcano following a catastrophic VEI-6 eruption about 800 years ago. Pre-Tour Briefing You'll be provided with a thoughtful presentation on Ecuadorian driving courtesies, customs and unwritten rules of the road as well as a complete overview of the route prior to your departure. Amazon Community Visit You will visit a real Amazon community and learn how to pan for gold, make chicha, and hunt with a blow gun. Hike in the Amazon Jungle You willl hike in the Amazon jungle with a native guide who can show you the amazing plant and animal life in this unique part of the world. Cobblestone Roads You'll ride on a few miles of one of Ecuador's national treasures - its network of ancient cobblestone roads that are maintained by hand in a traditional way.  They are absolutely beautiful! Playful Monkeys You'll meet with a congress of playful monkeys in the Amazonian port town of Misahualli.  They love to play with visitors and local dogs! Cascada de las Latas You'll enjoy a short hike in the Amazon jungle to reach this beautiful waterfall and lagoon for a refreshing swim! Traditional Farming You'll visit communities where the way of life has not changed in centuries, where farming is still done with the assistance of animals and the results are pure and delicious food! Small Towns Experience a different pace of life as you ride through small villages and towns in remote areas of the country.  Life is a bit more "tranquilo" here and people have time to be helpful and very friendly. Roast Guinea Pig Try the unique taste of roasted Guinea Pig.  Its generally available during the weekends and holidays in the Sierra.  What does it taste like?  No, not chicken... Wood Furniture Maker Visit with skilled wood furniture makers. Shaman Healing You may benefit from a cleansing or other ritual offered by traditional village Shaman in the rainforest regions of the east and west. Volcan Cotopaxi Cotopaxi, on Ecuador's famed "Avenue of the Volcanoes" is the world's highest active volcano. Itinerary Day 1 - Tigua Elevation Profile - Day 1 + Day 1   Quito-Sigchos-Chugchilan-Quilotoa Crater Lake-Tigua Distance Covered:  132 miles / 212 km After a briefing and orientation to acquaint you with the customs and rules of the road in Ecuador, you will head out on the motorcycle of your choice that has a GPS navigation system that has been pre-programmed with each day's route. We will show you how to operate the GPS and give you a "Road Book" with daily paper maps listing points of interest, gas stations, lunch suggestions, etc.  Your hotel for each night has been reserved and paid for in advance.   All you need to do now is hop on the bike - and enjoy the ride - safe in the knowledge that you will see some of the best sights and the best roads in Ecuador! You will roll out of Quito on the Panamerican highway, passing incredibly green high-altitude pasturelands. Then after a few miles, you will find yourself in a valley surrounded on both sides by two massive mountain ranges.  This astounding stretch of road is the beginning of the famous "Avenue of Volcanoes."  You will feel tiny as you roll through this valley with snow-covered volcanoes on either side.  On the left, you will get an increasingly closer and closer view of the majestic Cotopaxi Volcano, which rises to almost 4 miles in height and is the world's tallest active volcano. The GPS unit will indicate where you will take a right onto a stretch of road known as the "Quilotoa Loop."  This road will take you through many traditional Andean villages with friendly and helpful indigenous people and eventually to the Quilotoa Crater Lake.  For now, you will be treated to challenging (but fun) hairpin turns and majestic views. You will pass through the town of Sigchos, a colonial town founded in the 1500s by the Spanish but has a long history as a trading center for indigenous peoples for centuries. The center of town has a colorful market, and there are plenty of restaurants serving up hearty local soups and savory meats. The road weaves along dramatic cliffs with views of the deep canyon below and natural terraces and winds through more Quechua-speaking villages and their centuries-old ways of life.   We recommend a stop at the Don Bosco Woodworking shop, where children are taught the art of carpentry.  Their work is awe-inspiring.   You will pass through the friendly town of Chugchilan, and then you'll start climbing to an altitude of over 12,000 feet - arriving at the Quilotoa Crater Lake. This fantastic lake is a water-filled caldera and is the westernmost volcano in the Ecuadorian Andes.  It was created about 800 years ago in a catastrophic eruption that sent pyroclastic flows all the way to the Pacific Ocean.  Today it is a calm, peaceful place that will inspire meditation and awe. After gazing in awe at the lake, you will head south through a fertile valley and more picturesque traditional indigenous villages such as Zumbahua, a farming town known for its artisan market of foods, textiles, wool, and handmade knives.  If it is Saturday, it is market day in Zumbahua, and even more worthwhile to stop to see the market.   From Zumbahua, you'll climb again in elevation and will give you views of a golden patchwork of the Andean countryside. You'll enter the community of Tigua, known for its artists who paint bright paintings of village life and bright colored wooden masks used in traditional celebrations and rituals.  The community of Tigua has about 20 different art studios, and you can visit the galleries there that display and sell their spectacular work. Tonight's carefully selected accommodations are at the Posada del Tigua - a family-run farmhouse and dairy farm converted into a cozy bed-and-breakfast inn. The farmhouse dates back to the 1890s and has walls that are three feet thick to help you keep warm at night.  The family that runs this inn will show you to your private room and then invite you to join them for a healthy, organic meal created from their farm's produce.  This will be one of the best meals you will have in Ecuador.  Day 2 - Baños de Agua Santa Elevation Profile - Day 2 + Day 2 Tigua-Chimborazo Wildlife Refuge-Riobamba-Baños Distance Covered: 175 miles / 281 km    After an excellent farm breakfast, you will re-attach your GPS and start heading towards the east.  You will rise in altitude, crossing high altitude grasslands where wild alpaca and llama graze freely.  It will be chilly here (40 - 50 degrees Fahrenheit), so be sure to bring an extra layer of clothes. The road levels out on the paramo, which is dotted with small dwellings made from mud bricks and llama dung with thatched roofs known as "chozas," which are typical simple shelters in this high altitude culture. Then you will descend twisty switchbacks and into a valley to arrive in the pretty little market town of Pujili.  Pujili has a beautiful town square and has market days on Sundays and Wednesdays.  From Pujili, you will take an ancient cobblestone backroad into the town of Latacunga.   With fantastic scenery at all times, rejoin the Panamericana Highway and ride along the palm-lined boulevards of the city of Ambato.  Ambato has terrific restaurants and upbeat, positive energy.  You'll leave the city on the Ecoruta - a small, lesser-known back road that will take you along the roaring whitewater Rio Ambato.  You'll climb along this canyon road and watch as the river becomes narrower and narrower as you increase in altitude. You'll carve through tight corridors of rock and cross several narrow bridges. The air is chilly again as you reach the paramo at over 14,000 feet. You can stop at the Kunuyacu Hot Springs for a soak.  It is a unique, local place where the local gauchos relax in the volcanic waters while restoring their energies with freshly roasted river trout. You will curve around the Chimborazo Volcano base, which soars above at the height of 6,310 meters (20,702 feet). Chimborazo is the highest mountain in Ecuador and is the highest landmass on earth when you take into account its proximity to the equator.  In other words, this is the place on Earth that is closest to Heaven. The Chimborazo National Wildlife Refuge is home to one of the most well-protected populations of vicuña in the world.  Vicuña is in the same animal family as the llama, alpaca, and camel and is especially well-adapted to very high altitude environments.  You should able to get a few good photos of these majestic animals. Coming down again in elevation, you will cross through the colonial city of Riobamba and continue eastward, following the Chambo River and scenic valleys.  You will see the active Tungurahua Volcano take up more and more of the horizon as you approach it. It is a very active volcano and erupts several times a year.  The sounds of the pyroclastic flows are imposing. You will then arrive in the town of Baños at the base of the Tungurahua volcano - one of the best adventure-sports centers in the world. Be sure to soak away the day's ride in the volcanic baths that are kept at varying temperatures, and then grab a meal at one of the town's fantastic restaurants. You will be staying in the carefully selected Posada del Arte, which has excellent service and access to all of the things that Baños has to offer, such as rafting, hiking, canyoning, rappelling, kayaking, and puenting. Day 3 - Puerto Misahualli Elevation Profile - Day 3 +         Day 3 Baños - Puyo - Puerto Misahualli Distance Covered: 88 miles / 142 km After a refreshing night in Baños, you will begin a long, curvy descent into the Amazon basin, passing by several breathtaking waterfalls and through a few narrow tunnels.  On the bridges outside of Baños, you will have a chance to do a bridge jump (called "puenting").   Bridge jumps are not "bungee jumps" - you jump off the bridge with a non-elastic rope.  You will swing out and under the bridge.  It's a rush that we recommend you experience!  This route also offers other opportunities to do a zip line headfirst into a waterfall across a 300-foot canyon and many other fantastic adventure sports activities.  You can park the bike in a secure parking lot and take a 20-minute hike down to the Pailon del Diablo (Devil's Cauldron) waterfall.  You will be amazed at the power of this falls, which crashes down about 200 feet into a hole that causes the water to push up gusts of air and mist.  The stone steps down to the falls and viewing platforms are well maintained and worth the hike. Back on the bike, you will continue downhill, and the air temperature and humidity increase. Various tropical plants will give you aromas you haven't sensed before on this trip.  You will have arrived in the Amazon region and the small city of Puyo, the capital of the Pastaza province, where you will notice a distinctly different culture and climate than the Sierra. The Amazon Basin is home to seven indigenous nationalities along with the mestizo population. Their forms of living, food, music, religion, and languages are quite different from their highland counterparts. From  Puyo, you will ride through the Amazon Basin jungle on fun, well-paved roads with sweeping curves that cross large rivers carrying water to the Amazon river.  You'll turn east to ride further into the wilderness along the south bank of the Napo River, the 5th largest tributary to the Amazon River. You'll arrive at At the lodge, you can swim the sandy banks of the Napo or hop in your private dunk pool in your private riverside cabin.  You'll enjoy a gourmet dinner at their restaurant - known as one of the very best in the country.  You'll enjoy a night of the pure cacophony of sounds in the Amazon jungle.    Day 4- Quito Elevation Profile - Day 4 + Day 4 Puerto Misahualli - Papallacta - Quito Distance Covered: 139 miles / 224 km In the morning, you will be treated to a full breakfast at the lodge with fresh fruits, juice, and eggs and then taken to the boathouse, where you will be fitted with a life vest and rubber boots.  You'll board a long, motorized canoe that will take you up the Napo River.  You will go for a short hike through the secondary forest with a native guide who will point out several plant, animal, and insect species in this Amazon jungle rainforest.  He will explain their traditional uses and herbal remedies. Then you will go for a swim in the beautiful Cascada de las Latas. This amazing waterfall has a natural rock waterslide and a water pit for bathing. There are a couple of other waterfalls that you may visit during your stay, depending on time.   Other activities are available, such as a visit to a local Kichwa community where you will learn to hunt with a blowgun, pan for gold, make chicha (a local alcoholic beverage made from root vegetable) and make pottery. To get back to the Lodge, you will float down the Napo River on inner tubes and enjoy the serenity of the jungle. Please note that the excursions provided by the lodge are subject to change due to weather conditions or other factors that we cannot control, and other activities may be available on request. Back on the bike, you cross a one-lane metal bridge into the town of Puerto Misahualli. This town is the western-most navigable port of the Amazon river basin. From here, you could take a boat all the way to the Atlantic ocean via the Amazon river. Puerto Misahualli has a mischievous monkey population that loves to play with the local dogs and tourists.  Be sure to bring your camera! Further up the road are the Jumandi Caves, created by the river currents. There are guides there that can show you around the caves, but you will need to wade through water - so be sure to have a pair of shorts handy. You will pass through the rainforest town of Baeza and start the climb back into the Sierra.  Then you can have another stop and opportunity for bathing and swimming in the thermal springs of Papallacta before heading over a high (and chilly) mountain pass at 4,200 meters (about 13,400 feet) and a smooth ride back into the magnificent capital city of Quito via the funky bohemian neighborhood of Guapulo. Photo Gallery What to Expect This self-guided adventure will start in our offices located in the fashionable Carolina neighborhood of Quito.  Prior to your departure, we will provide a detailed and thoughtful presentation on Ecuadorian rules of the road, customs, and courtesies. We will instruct you on how to operate your pre-programmed GPS navigation unit and give you a packet that includes your prepaid hotel vouchers, daily map sheets with points of interest, descriptions of local highlights, and "hidden gems" that aren't common knowledge.  You can use this information to tailor your days - including as much or as little as you like. The route will be reviewed with you in detail to provide you with additional useful information about the timing, suggestions for lunch stops, and where to get gas along the way.   On the morning of your departure, you will be provided the adventure motorcycle (or 4x4) of your choice, which is fitted with a waterproof luggage system, a first aid kit, a tankbag if you want one, spare innertubes (or tire repair kit) and a set of tools. You will also have a prepaid cell phone to call us for support at any time during your trip.  We will carefully review the bike using our multi-point checklist to ensure that everything is in perfect working order before your departure and that you know what to do in case of an emergency or breakdown. The route you will follow over the next four days is based on several years of experience and riding these routes many times on our guided tour version.  The route consists of paved backroads that avoid traffic as much as possible.  There are several stops available, which are marked on the GPS unit and the daily route sheets.  Upon request, Ecuador Freedom can provide you with route options containing some off-the-beaten-track unpaved, natural dirt roads.   You will have many opportunities for amazing photos and stops in remote villages where visitors are infrequent. Locals are friendly and the areas visited are very safe with very low crime rates.  During your ride, Ecuador Freedom staff will monitor your daily progress using an onboard GPS satellite tracking system and can assist you by telephone if you need to change your route, need roadside assistance, or help in any way. Upon returning, you will have access to our honor bar, jacuzzi, hot shower, and staff that can assist you with your next destination. Weather and Temperatures Weather and temperature ranges in Ecuador are generally the same year-round. You can expect the chance of passing showers in the highlands but rarely a full day of rain.  Chances for a full day of rain are more likely on the western slopes of the Andes in March, April, and early May.  This ride will be in elevations between 1200 feet in the Amazon basin  (where temperatures can be around 80 degrees Fahrenheit) to 14,500 feet (where temperatures can be in the 30's Fahrenheit). Dressing in layers is recommended.  Please see this article for more information about the weather in Ecuador.  Accommodations Throughout the tour, you will stay in carefully selected, ideally located, non-touristy, comfortable accommodations. See this page for details, photos, and links to the hotel accommodations provided.  Ecuador Freedom has the right to substitute accommodations of equal quality due to availability and will notify you of these changes. Packing List and Preparation Ecuador Freedom will provide detailed information to prepare for the ride, including a packing list. Please also read our article entitled Preparing for a Self-Guided Tour: The Essentials.  You should know how to make general motorcycle repairs and maintenance and to be able to change an innertube (click for a video tutorial).  Before you travel, we recommend you familiarize yourself with these recommended guidebooks and maps. About Our Self-Guided Tours Accommodations Our accommodations are selected for their exceptional quality, location, and unique character. Below are the accommodations featured on this tour. Posada de Tigua Posada de Tigua is approximately 200 years old and the house has a historic feel with walls made of straw and adobe. It is a working family-owned and operated organic dairy and vegetable farm. Each evening's dinner is made with ingredients grown on the farm. See Hotel Instagram Page Posada del Arte This small, cozy, 15-room bed and breakfast is also a showcase for Ecuadorian painters. The presence of these fine works sets the tone for the overall ambiance. Their restaurant serves up hearty breakfasts and local favorites such as fresh trout, steaks, and locro (potato-cheese soups). The hotel is ideally located just a block from the volcanic hot springs. See Hotel Website El Jardin Misahualli Lodge This luxury lodge is located just outside the village of Puerto Misahualli.  Each of their rooms offers an outdoor seating area with a private plunge pool or jacuzzi.  The rooms overlook the Napo River and are set in the jungle.  The restaurant prepares local food with ingredients from the Amazon region. See Hotel Instagram Page Pricing Price List Booking and Reservation Policy Calculate Price / Book Online What's Included Unlimited Mileage Motorcycle Rental All Highway Tolls (with electronic toll payment system)  Garmin zümo navigation system with pre-programmed daily routes Road Book with daily maps and points of interest guide Saddlebags or hard luggage system Pre-paid cell phone for communication with our office Single occupancy hotel rooms are standard - your own private room each night! Three breakfasts Two dinners Canoe excursion with a native guide in the Amazon Jungle Exclusive pre-tour 20% discount on high-quality riding gear from KLIM Souvenir T-Shirt Souvenir Decal Luggage Storage and locker usage while riding VIP access to the Freedom After-Ride Lounge™ with a hot shower, jacuzzi, and honor bar. What's Not Included 100% Refundable security deposit to cover any damage to the rental motorcycle Hotel accommodations before and after the tour in Quito Gas or Diesel Fuel Trip cancellation, medical, and emergency evacuation insurance Any activity not described in What's Included Meals not listed Gratuities Check Availabilty / Book Online Now Available Extensions Add additional rest days to your trip to relax and explore the area on your own.  Simple, flat fees include extra lodging, breakfast and vehicle rental fees. Add Rest Day - Posada del Arte, Baños Posade del Arte, Baños Add an extra rest day to enjoy all that Baños has to offerr! Simple flat fees include vehicle rentals and rooms with breakfast. Add Rest Day - El Jardin Misahualli Lodge El Jardin Misahualli Lodge Add an extra day in the Amazon Basin. Simple flat fees include vehicle rentals and rooms with breakfast. Add Rest Day - Termas de Papallacta Termas de Papallacta Add an additional day, staying in a private cabin with hot springs at the Termas de Papallacta Lodge. Simple flat fees include vehicle rentals and rooms with breakfast. Galapagos Cruise Galapagos Cruise We work with the the longest-running cruise operator in the Galapagos and offer our tour customers special reduced pricing on permium tours in the Galapagos of 4,5 and 8 day cruises. Please let us know if you would like more info