Latitude 0°0'0'' - You cannot come to Ecuador and not visit the Mitad del mundo, the place where with latitude 0 0 0 So far I have done three excursions with Quito Tour Bus and I have always had a great time, excellent company!

Unforgettable Trip: Smiles, Professionalism and Safety with Irene and Mauricio - My travel experience was exceptional thanks to the amazing guide Irene and the skillful driver Mauricio. Irene is not only very professional, but also incredibly fun. His infectious smile lit up everyone and his explanations made the 40-50 minutes on the road fly by. Mauricio drove with skill and without any problems. We all really enjoyed it and felt safe at all times in the area. A wonderful tourist experience that I will remember fondly! // My travel experience was exceptional, all thanks to the incredible guide Irene and skilled driver Mauricio. Irene is not only very professional but also incredibly fun. Her contagious smile brightened everyone's day, and her commentary made the 40-50 minutes on the road feel like a breeze. Mauricio drove with skill and without any issues. Everyone had a great time, and the area felt safe throughout. A wonderful tourist experience that I will cherish!!

Fantastic! - We went during the week when it wasn’t too crowded. It was beautiful and also showed different parts of Ecuadorian culture, including the history of chocolate.

Best tour in Quito!! - Amazing tour and it worth to find the secret places!! Jessy the best guide tour ever !!!!! thanks a lot :)

Excellent tour - I fell in love with this beautiful country “Ecuador” David's attention was excellent, his dedication, his knowledge and care, made my trip a super unforgettable experience 👏🏼

Mitad Del Mundo Private Tours - Super fun tour of all of the Mitad del Mundo activities! Carlos was an awesome tour guide, very informational and helpful. It was nice to have a bilingual guide showing us around.

Amazing - We were fortunate to have Erika as our tour guide for all three excursions we took in Quito. She is fun and super knowledgeable. I was impressed with how she had the ability to switch between English and Spanish so effortlessly. We wish she could be our tour guide for the rest of our time in Ecuador!!!

Got to see everything I wanted to see! - Diana was a great tour guide! She was very friendly and knowledgeable about Mitad del Mundo and the history of Quito. We went to the park in Mitad del Mundo and got to experience everything there. We tried to go to Puluahua but it got really foggy and just went into the museum there instead. On the way back we stopped in Pomasqui to eat some really good fritadas! I think this is a great way to tour Mitad del Mundo quickly if you don't have a lot of time. Also, Diana if you're reading this, I'm pretty sure I figured out why holding the jade kept you from losing your balance :)

Great place to visit! - Great place to visit. Only improvement would have been to keep the top open on the second floor of the bus for the trip back and anyone that didn’t like that to ride on the first floor.

Real close to the Equator - For starters, Mitad del Mundo is not precisely on the equator; the true equator is about 200 feet away. The science museum was so-so at best, with many of the exhibits not in working order. The famous demonstration of water going clockwise down the drain on one side of the equator and counter-clockwise on the other side was rigged with faucets aimed to create the desired swirl direction. The knock-off Disney-esque park in which this museum sits, however, is pretty, and we had fun (and a nice meal in a second-floor restaurant overlooking the line that, again, is not the equator. This whole trip starts confusedly as half of a Quito City Tour, and requires a change of bus that is not made clear to all travelers. We left our hotel at 10 a.m. to catch this tour and we were not back at our hotel until 6 p.m. -- this is for a purported half-day tour, so be aware of the time commitment when you book this tour. Once you get on the correct bus, the tour heads north to the Pululahua Crater for about 20 minutes. This is pretty cool, to see a community of 200 people living in an active volcano crater. There are various things one can do at Mitad del Mundo, including the aforementioned science museum (don't bother standing in line if you are willing to take the stairs; the line is only for people who want to take the elevator to an observation deck on the top floor of the tower), various restaurants, many shops, singers and dancers in the town square, a playground, llamas, and a place to try to balance an egg on the head of nail (two of our party of four succeeded; the others didn't try). One last stop before returning to Quito is a distillery where one can sample misca made from the agave plant (following a brief but interesting tour and discussion of agave and its uses). The owner of the distillery, Diego, is so passionate about the agave and its products; just listening to him was both educational and entertaining -- with the extra bonus of a shot of misca at the end!