Full South To Quito
(with Guayaquil start)

Departures are every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday.

Primax Terminal Terreste Gas Station: Just 1 minute walking distance to Guayaquil Bus Terminal and International Airport. Click here for directions to our meeting point.

Buses depart at 4am sharp.

• Spend some time in the sun on one of South America’s best beaches.
• Go snorkeling or scuba diving in some of the world’s most biologically diverse waters.
• Enjoy some of the town’s legendary nightlife and meet travelers from all around the world.
• Do some surfing or take surf lessons. Montañita has areas that are suitable for all skill levels.

After you visit this coastal paradise, you’ll probably want to stay forever! We recommend spending at least 2 nights in Montañita. Montañita has long been famous with surfers for its ideal waves, but even if you don’t surf you’ll find plenty to do here. With its gorgeous beaches and never-ending parties, you’re sure to have an absolutely amazing stay in Montañita. Spend some time experiencing Ecuador’s coast and enjoy the perfect sandy beaches, lovely tropical greenery, and brilliant nightlife that this coastal town has to offer.

As always, if you love Montañita, you can hop off and stay as long as you want! You can decide this up to 12 hours before the next bus!

Departures are every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.

Pick up from all hotels and hostels in central Montañita.

Bus starts pickups between 2:30pm – 3:00pm. Your pick up time will be on your confirmation once you put your hotel/hostel.

• Wander around one of South America’s most beautiful cities and appreciate the lovely colonial architecture.
• Take a hike in the incredible El Cajas National Park, a natural protected area home to cloud forest ecosystems and diverse flora and fauna.
• Visit the Ingapirca Archaeological Complex and experience the largest Inca ruins in all of Ecuador.
• Stroll through Cuenca’s colorful flower market, considered one of the best in the world.

We recommend spending at least 2 nights in Cuenca. The city is most well-known for its splendid colonial architecture, but there are plenty of other things to do besides exploring the historic city center. This is one of our favorite stops and you’re sure to find many incredible activities here!

As always, if you love Cuenca, you can hop off and stay as long as you want! You can decide this up to 12 hours before the next bus!

Departures are every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday.

Pick up from all hotels and hostels in Cuenca.

Bus starts pickups between 10:30pm – 11:00pm. Your pick up time will be on your confirmation once you put your hotel/hostel.

• Wander around one of South America’s most beautiful cities and appreciate the lovely colonial architecture.
• Take a hike in the incredible El Cajas National Park, a natural protected area home to cloud forest ecosystems and diverse flora and fauna.
• Visit the Ingapirca Archaeological Complex and experience the largest Inca ruins in all of Ecuador.
• Stroll through Cuenca’s colorful flower market, considered one of the best in the world.

We recommend spending at least 2 nights in Baños. Whether you prefer a canyoning expedition in the jungle or a day in the hot tub (or maybe both), Baños has something for everybody and that’s why it’s one of Ecuador’s best destinations.

As always, if you love Baños, you can hop off and stay as long as you want! You can decide this up to 12 hours before the next bus!

Departures are everyday.

Meeting point in Paracas is Library at Juan Montalvo Park (Located on Calle Juan Montalvo between 16 de Diciembre and 12 de Noviembre).

Buses depart at 1pm sharp.

• Things to do in Cotopaxi:
• See the majestic Cotopaxi Volcano, one of Ecuador’s most famous sights and one of the highest volcanoes in the world
• Things to do in Quilotoa:
• Visit a lookout point for the incredible Quilotoa Lagoon, located inside the crater of an active volcano.
• Things to do in Quito:
• Buckle into one of the highest and longest cable cars on the planet.
• Visit the National Museum of Ecuador which holds art, history and sculptures.
• Stand right in the middle of the earth at the Mitad de Mundo monument. You can also get your passport stamped while you’re there, so don’t forget it!

We recommend spending at least 2 nights in Quito. You can spend some time exploring the city’s historic center (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), visit the Mitad del Mundo monument marking the equator, or catch onward flights to the Galápagos and other destinations.

As always, if you love Guayaquil, you can hop off and stay as long as you want! You can decide this up to 12 hours before the next bus!