• Homero Ortega - Start your day with a visit to a traditional workshop that crafts the renowned “paja toquilla” hats, famously known as Panama Hats, which actually have their origins in Ecuador. During your workshop visit, you can observe the entire process of creating these popular hats. Following this, you will visit a local home where the family will warmly welcome you for a demonstration of preparing traditional foods. This delightful meal is then served at your table, accompanied by a selection of fresh spices.
• Cuenca - After your culinary adventure, continue with a walking tour of Cuenca’s historic district. Your first stop will be the neighborhood of Todos Los Santos, particularly famous in Cuenca for baking traditional bread in wooden ovens. As you continue to leisurely explore this beautiful city, learning about its history and unique architecture, you will visit some of Cuenca’s most captivating sites such as City Hall, Parque Calderón, the new Cathedral, and the flower market, which is one of the most remarkable Ecuadorian flower markets. Return to your hotel in the afternoon.

• Cooking Class (Lunch)
• Visits as mentioned above
• English Speaking Driver/Guide for tours based from 1-3 passengers
• English speaking guide
• Private transportation
• Bottle of water

• Entrance fees to the musuems
• Personal expenses
• Alcoholic beverages

Cuenca is nestled amidst breathtaking mountains, surrounded by remarkable natural beauty and a rich collection of historical landmarks, including museums, cathedrals, and notable residences. The heart of Cuenca is brimming with fascinating history, stunning beauty, and a plethora of activities, captivating both visitors and residents alike.

• Explore Cuenca’s city highlights such as the Turi viewpoint, the New Cathedral, Calderon Park, Calle Larga, and the Panama hat shop.
• Participate in a cooking class at a local home in Cuenca.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.