Our carpool service departing from Quito to Baños in Ecuador can offer a convenient and cost-effective way for travelers to explore the Andes mountains and hot springs of the region. The journey from Quito to Baños is approximately 3.5 hours long, depending on traffic and road conditions. Along the way, the carpool service could make a few short stops at restrooms to allow passengers to stretch their legs and use the facilities.
The route from Quito to Baños follows the Pan-American Highway, which is the main road that connects the major cities of Ecuador. The carpool service could depart from Quito in the morning, allowing travelers to enjoy the scenic drive through the Andean mountains. After about an hour of driving, the carpool service could make its first stop at the town of Machachi, where passengers can use the restrooms and perhaps purchase some snacks or drinks.
Continuing south, the road winds through the picturesque countryside, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. After another hour of driving, the carpool service could make a second stop at the town of Latacunga, known for its traditional Andean architecture and colorful markets. Here, passengers can use the restrooms and perhaps purchase some souvenirs.
From Latacunga, the road ascends towards the Andean mountains, passing through small towns and villages. After about an hour of driving, the carpool service could make a third stop at the town of Salcedo, known for its delicious local cuisine and lively festivals. Here, passengers can use the restrooms and perhaps try some local specialties.
The final leg of the journey takes you along the winding road that leads to Baños, . After about 30 minutes of driving, the carpool service will arrive at the charming town of Baños, known for its natural hot springs and outdoor activities.
Cost:
$45 per person
Overview
A car pool service is a shared transportation service where multiple travelers can share a ride in the same vehicle. In this case, the car pool service will take travelers from their hotel in Quito to Baños, with short stops for restrooms along the way.
