Pattern break: What if a hummingbird lands on your hand tomorrow? In Mindo, it's not a fantasy—it's often your first hello.
Hi, I'm Marco Herrera, a licensed National Tour Guide of Ecuador. We'll trade city noise for birdsong, cross a cable-car above the canopy, feel the spray of a waterfall, and end with chocolate that actually tells a story.
Emotional payoff: less rush, more wonder. Logical support: private transport, flexible timing, a guide who reads the weather, the road and your pace—so you just enjoy.
You want a day that feels effortless and unforgettable. We keep the magic, remove the guesswork. Private ride, adaptable plan, real stories. And yes—moments worth framing.
Door-to-door pickup, steady driving, time to breathe at each stop. You set the rhythm.
Hand-feeding hummingbirds, misty trails, waterfall spray, warm chocolate notes—sensory memories.
Fast lanes for decisions: weather tweaks, best order of stops, lunch that actually hits the spot.
Order can adapt to weather, pace and interests.
Drive time: ~2 hours each way from Quito (traffic/weather dependent).
What to bring: walking shoes, light rain jacket, sunscreen, insect repellent, water, cash.
Difficulty: easy–moderate (we can shorten/adjust trails).
Yes. I handle timing, roads and route choices. We also keep an eye on weather to pick the safest order of stops.
Absolutely. There are gentler paths and we can shorten distances. Your energy sets the pace.
Yes, door-to-door pickup and drop-off in Quito are included.
It's a cloud forest—light showers are common. We adjust the sequence and use covered spaces when needed. Bring a light rain jacket.
Yes. Tell me your preferences beforehand and we'll tailor the stops and timing.