Luxury Rooms | Casa Gangotena
These rooms are located on the first, second, and third floors.
These rooms are located on the first, second, and third floors.
Climbing in Baños de Agua Santa, one of Ecuador's tourist gems, is an exhilarating experience for sport enthusiasts, thanks to its spectacular natural surroundings and the diversity of available routes.
The Wayra rooms (Wayra is the Kichwa word for “wind”) are ideal for large groups or families.
Get ready to dive into the unknown, because the Blue Danube is not just a boat; it is a promise of an exceptional, safe and exclusive diving experience in one of the most extraordinary places in the world. Adventure beckons, and the depths await your exploration.
This is a fascinating place like no other! The facility is the only one of its kind located within the vibrant heart of one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on our planet.
Enjoy nature with your family, friends, or partner in inflatable kayaks on a Level III rapid river. Immerse yourself in the adrenaline of the river, paddling through Amazonian waters, which is recommended for those seeking a thrilling new adventure.
Ecuador, a country located in the heart of South America, is renowned as one of the world's most impressive destinations for mountaineering and high-altitude adventures. Positioned along the equatorial line and boasting a unique topography, Ecuador is home to some of the tallest and most accessible peaks in the Andes. The country combines majestic volcanoes, breathtaking glaciers, and extraordinary biodiversity, making it an ideal location for adventurers looking to conquer summits while immersing themselves in awe-inspiring landscapes.
Ecuador hosts the iconic Avenue of the Volcanoes, a mountain range famously described by German explorer Alexander von Humboldt. In this region, climbers can tackle challenges like Chimborazo, the point closest to the sun due to Earth's equatorial bulge, standing at 6,263 meters above sea level. Other prominent peaks include Cotopaxi, one of the world's highest active volcanoes at 5,897 meters, and Cayambe, the only volcano directly traversed by the equator. Along with these giants, other peaks such as Antisana, Illinizas, and El Altar offer a variety of routes and difficulty levels, attracting both novice and expert mountaineers.
High-altitude mountaineering in Ecuador is not just a physical activity but an opportunity to explore the region's dynamic landscapes, including páramos, glacial lagoons, high-altitude forests, and spectacular views of Andean valleys. The country is increasingly committed to sustainable tourism, promoting responsible practices that protect these fragile ecosystems.