Laguna Quilotoa Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
volcano in Ecuador
About Laguna Quilotoa
The small village of Quilotoa lies to the southwest of the lake, and basic accommodation run by the local indigenous people is available. Zumbahua is the next nearest town. Quilotoa developed itself since its early days into one of the most important tourist attractions of the country, and the government provided the infrastructure to support it. The Quilotoa crater is protected by theReserva ecológica Los Illinizas. The volcano consists of a 3-km wide caldera, or volcanic crater, surrounding a 224-meter deep lake. Local communities around the Quilotoa Lagoon are great places to experience the traditional culture, explore artisan markets or try regional food. TheQuilotoa Volcanois the most westerly volcano in Ecuador, whose last eruption has been dated back to 1280 and the lava flows reach
Where to Eat in Laguna Quilotoa
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Kirutwa
- 🍴Sinchy Tupak
Where to Stay in Laguna Quilotoa
- 🏨Hostal Chukirawa
- 🏨Hostal Princesa Toa
- 🏨Hosteria Alpaka Quilotoa
- 🏨Quilotoa Cabanas
Laguna Quilotoa Travel Guide Sections
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