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Town in Napo Province, Ecuador
Photo: Diego Tirira from Quito, Ecuador, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Baeza is a small town in Quijos Canton in Napo Province, which is in the Andean Highlands of Ecuador.
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San Rafael Waterfall
Once the tallest waterfall in Ecuador, it collapsed and eroded away in 2020.
Long-standing roadside diner with breakfast, set lunches, and set dinners in addition to an extensive menu. Their specialty is local trout prepared in a variety of ways.
Very basic rooms, many without windows. Owner didn't pay their Internet bill, so you may not have WiFi.
Basic rooms with chill vibe. Friendly staff. There's a gym and billiards table. Good wifi. Gas-heated water. A double room with private bathroom is only
Hostal Restaurant Gina
Basic single, double, and triple rooms with shared or private bathrooms. Located above a busy restaurant. Free shots of Ecuadorian tequila for first time visitors.
Basic room. Most of the rooms don't have windows.
A few rooms in a nice house and a knowledgeable helpful host.
Recommended for kayakers who want to be closer to the river and further from town
Hostal La Casa de Gina
Up to 8 beds in a private house. Features master bedroom with a double bed and a single, various other room configurations, office area, living room with bigscreen TV. Prices vary depending on number of people and length of booking.
By bus
Baeza has no bus terminal as such. Buses from Quito that are bound for Tena often stop in the center of New Baeza.
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Travel tipsEcuador has historical and renovated haciendas or traditional ranches. Haciendas often cover large areas of land and incorporate agricultural operations and other businesses.
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Nature & adventureThe wildlife is the prime reason for visiting the Galapagos Islands in Ecuador. The logistics of travelling to and around the islands as well as information on the islands is given in the Galapagos Islands article…
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ItinerariesThe Quilotoa Loop is a challenging 3-to-5-day hike in Ecuador that takes you through high Andean villages and past Laguna Quilotoa, a crater lake surrounded by volcanic peaks.
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