 | Quilotoa, Ecuador |
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... Hostel. After breakfast we all pile into the camionetta - the little truck - and rock and roll our way to Quilotoa, a magnificent crater lake...it takes us about 2 hrs to drive there over the same wild roads we took in the bus that we ...
... more windy roads through small towns and we doze off a bit (after we have admired Cotopaxi sufficiently) and in about 2 hours arrive at Quilotoa. Are a couple of hostels here which would be nice to stay at. We get out and go to the viewpoint to see this ...
... said we might get lucky as 7 months ago he spotted an UFO while taking a couple of Italian tourists to Quilotoa. Sounded exciting... so, we continued our night drive in the middle of nowhere through the mountains, watching out for UFOs... ...
... Lincoln wince. Music played in the background, which was a mix of latin and marching band. At sundown we arrived in Quilotoa, a very rustic and simple pueblo of about 100 people right at the edge of the crater. Our accommodations were simple, but ...
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transport on Quilotoa loop
Posted on Jun 12, 2008, 10:36:02
I am so clueless on South America, but I found this little website with a schedule on it. However, I don't know how reliable the information is. Maybe it's outdated. Probably Martin (mmbcross) will have something to say about it.
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