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Great question, generally, its $25 with the registered yellow taxis at the oficial line in the Quito airport arrivals area… But, with UBER it is usually around $17-20. Or with InDrive another app popular in the city it can be $8-12 one way. There are also the green buses that leave all day from 6am-8pm…

Currently entering 2027 there are several direct routes to US cities. The main one that is lacking? That would be one direct to the west coast! Currently, there are direct flights to Miami, Houston, Atlanta, New York

Good question, not at all! Many say it is actually just the size of a small town airport, not reflecting the size of Quito city with over one million residents. Really there is just one terminal and you can walk from the farthest gate to the other in just 10 minutes. Security is also very…

For domestic flights, locals usually arrive ONE hour before take off. Security is quick and the airport is quite small which are things to consider. For international flights the airlines say be there 3 hours before, but most locals find that to be too much. Two hours before take off is usually plenty, especially in…

What questions do you have on the Quito airport? Let us know and check out all the latest Q and A we have replied to below! How early should I be at the Quito airport? Is the Quito airport big? What US cities fly direct to Quito? How much is a taxi from Quito airport…

Below you can find updated arrivals information for incoming flights at the Quito UIO airport. The Quito airport now has direct flights from many international destinations including New York, Miami, Madrid and Amsterdam.  For more click here… https://www.aeropuertoquito.aero/llegadas/

Our buses can hold a max of 17 people, with a small amount of luggage. Prices are one way drop off from the Quito airport for whole group. Can pick up with a sign at the Quito airport. DESTINATIONS… Banos- $170Otavalo- $110Cotacachi- $120Ibarra- $150Tulcan- $200Latacunga- $100Quilotoa- $170Manta- $280Misahuali- $200Papallacta- $70Quito city- $50Sangolqui- $50Mindo- $150Santo Domingo-…

Surprisingly NO! Due to the onshore breezes most coastal areas dont have too many problems with mosquitos but inland on the islands in the greener areas you may have more. But due to the lack of standing water and generally dry climate, Galapagos is not too bad for mosquitos and you can often sleep without…

Anything raw or with seeds will not be allowed in Galapagos, so that means many fruits and vegetables. Also anything alive that could be eaten later also no. Rumors have it that its so strict they even prohibit certain types of sunscreens, we havent found that to be the case.

The best time of year to see penguins in Galapagos is September!