Baeza (Ecuador) Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
place in Napo Province, Ecuador
About Baeza (Ecuador)
It is the canton seat and home of the Quijos-Quichua indigenous people. Founded in 1559, it is located near the Quijos river on South America. It gets its name from the Spanish town of the same name. It's a quiet town that is rapidly coming into its own as a mountain town and lower-elevation stopover for travelers challenged by Ecuador's elevations. Its location at "The Y" (fork between routes to Lago Agrio/Coca and Tena) makes it a reasonable hub for exploring the area's attractions. Tourist infrastructure is very limited, but adequate and improving. There are two Baezas: Colonial Baeza (Baeza Antiguo) and New Baeza (Nueva Baeza). It's a 5-minute walk between the two.
Top Attractions in Baeza (Ecuador)
Explore the best things to see and do in Baeza (Ecuador):
- ★Cascada San Rafael
Where to Eat in Baeza (Ecuador)
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Restaurant Gina
Where to Stay in Baeza (Ecuador)
- 🏨Casa del Río
- 🏨Hostal Amazonas
- 🏨Hostal Gina
- 🏨Hotel La Gran Via
- 🏨Hotel Samay
- 🏨La Casa de Gina
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