Route of the Waterfalls

Route of the Waterfalls

 

Enjoy an amazing adventure with the Route of the Cascades. Through the ecological corridor we can enjoy spectacular waterfalls, feel the adrenaline of flying in canopy, or crossing in tarabita.

 

Baños de Agua Santa, located in the middle of the Sangay National Park and the Llanganates National Park, is located at the entrance of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

 

Itinerary

 

We will start the tour with a city tour, knowing important attractions that are located in the urban part of the City of Baños de Agua Santa as The Basilica, The Baths of the Virgin, the Cabellera de la Virgen waterfall, Juan Montalvo park, the river gorge Bascun.

 

The San Martín bridge and the canyon was the first carriage bridge to access the city of Baños, it is impressive to see the height of this bridge and how the Pastaza River opens its way through the basaltic rock that it has in this place.

 

Our first stop will be The Adventure Park of San Martin; For those who love adrenaline, we have a 350-meter canopy that is one of the fastest canopies in the city of Baños de Agua Santa; in this place you can cross over tarabita to see how the Pastaza River makes its way through the basaltic rock of San Martín canyoning.

 

Our second stop will be made in the waterfall of Agoyan and Guamag two waterfalls of impressive waters that join feeding the Rio Pastaza that advances to the Ecuadorian east.

 

At the edge of the ravine our buses advance through the old narrow road that linked the city of Baños with the city of Puyo, here we can enjoy the beautiful waterfall La Esperanza, Puertas del Cielo waterfall, Face of Christ and the White River.

 

We will do another stop at the Manto de la Novia, a beautiful waterfall which bears its name since the whiteness of its waters and the shape of its fall resemble a wedding veil. Here you can cross in Tarabita above the Cascada. And for the daring we have the crossing of the double canopy above the waterfall, you can enjoy this flight with the companion of your preference, appreciating a spectacular view.

 

The clean waters of the San Pedro waterfall come from the páramos of Sangay National Park, the waterfall that gives life to the Community of San Pedro.

 

We close with a flourish with the walk to the impressive Pailón del Diablo waterfall. We will enter to enjoy its clean waters and refresh ourselves with the dew that this waterfall produces when hitting the rock. To access this place you must cross two impressive suspension bridges.

 

A unique adventure that you can not miss!