Inca Trails - Bosque y Vegetación Protectora del Collay
Inca Trails is a guesthouse near Bosque y Vegetación Protectora del Collay.
- Location
- Bosque y Vegetación Protectora del Collay, Southern Andes & Loja Province, Ecuador, Central & South America
- Coordinates
- -2.750144, -78.850136
- Phone
- 072246514
- [email protected]
- Activities
- guesthouse
Best Time to Visit Inca Trails
The best months to visit Inca Trails are February, June, August, based on temperature, rainfall, weather conditions, and wildlife viewing opportunities.
Month-by-Month Safari Conditions
- January: Poor, temperature 12.36°C, rainfall 108.7mm, sunshine 9.9 hrs, humidity 81.6%
- February: Good, temperature 12.68°C, rainfall 94.5mm, sunshine 9.6 hrs, humidity 82.2%
- March: Poor, temperature 12.53°C, rainfall 117.8mm, sunshine 9.2 hrs, humidity 82%
- April: Poor, temperature 12.29°C, rainfall 105.4mm, sunshine 9.4 hrs, humidity 83.2%
- May: Poor, temperature 12.17°C, rainfall 114.5mm, sunshine 9.3 hrs, humidity 84.4%
- June: Good, temperature 11.2°C, rainfall 99.7mm, sunshine 9.2 hrs, humidity 84%
- July: Poor, temperature 10.87°C, rainfall 103.2mm, sunshine 9.4 hrs, humidity 83.7%
- August: Good, temperature 10.8°C, rainfall 63.5mm, sunshine 10 hrs, humidity 82.1%
- September: Good, temperature 11.14°C, rainfall 61.5mm, sunshine 10.5 hrs, humidity 81.4%
- October: Good, temperature 12.05°C, rainfall 88mm, sunshine 10.1 hrs, humidity 81.1%
- November: Good, temperature 12.55°C, rainfall 84.2mm, sunshine 9.9 hrs, humidity 77.8%
- December: Good, temperature 12.73°C, rainfall 88.3mm, sunshine 10.2 hrs, humidity 81.1%
Frequently Asked Questions
Beyond simply staying at the guesthouse, what unique experiences and wildlife encounters can we expect when visiting Inca Trails and the surrounding Bosque y Vegetación Protectora del Collay?
We love the guided birdwatching excursions directly from Inca Trails; the cloud forest is a haven for hummingbirds, tanagers, and even the occasional spectacled bear if you're incredibly lucky. We recommend exploring the well-maintained trails within the protective forest, where the air is crisp and the flora is simply breathtaking.
For avid hikers, what kind of trails and scenery can we anticipate directly accessible from Inca Trails, and what should we prepare for?
The hiking around Inca Trails is truly rewarding, offering a range from gentle strolls through verdant pastures to more challenging ascents into the higher cloud forest. We advise bringing sturdy waterproof boots and layers, as the weather can shift quickly, but the panoramic views of the Andean foothills are sensational and well worth the effort.
How would you describe the ambiance and service at Inca Trails, and is it a suitable retreat for those seeking tranquility or more social interaction?
Inca Trails offers a wonderfully tranquil and intimate atmosphere; we find it perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration, with attentive staff who anticipate your needs without being intrusive. The lodge feels luxurious and timeless, making it ideal for couples or solo travelers seeking a peaceful escape rather than a bustling social hub.
Considering the Andean climate, when is the optimal time of year to plan a visit to Inca Trails for the most enjoyable outdoor activities?
We recommend visiting Inca Trails during the drier months from June to September, when the trails are generally less muddy and the chances of clear skies for stunning vistas are higher. While mornings can still be cool, the afternoons are often pleasantly warm, perfect for exploring the Bosque y Vegetación Protectora del Collay.
What culinary delights can we expect at Inca Trails, and do they incorporate local Ecuadorian flavors and ingredients?
The dining at Inca Trails is a highlight; we consistently enjoy their fresh, locally sourced ingredients, often featuring Andean staples like quinoa, potatoes, and fresh trout from nearby rivers. The chefs prepare delicious, hearty meals that beautifully blend traditional Ecuadorian flavors with contemporary touches, served in a cozy, welcoming setting.
Other Safari Lodges in Bosque y Vegetación Protectora del Collay
- 12 hummingbirds
- Cabaña Los Sarmientos
- Campamento Bautista Roca Viva
- Camping Guagualzhumi
- Campo Scout
- Casa de Gabriela Guamán
- Casa esperanza
- CECAMP
- Centro de Retiros Asuncion
- Chanlud
- El Ámalo
- El Ché
- El Jardín
- familia Bravo Campoverde
- Familia Chuya Quinde
- Granja Burgay
- Hostal peleusi
- Hosteria Casa Grande
- Hostería Cuzay
- Hotel Cordillera
- Hotel León
- Hotel Rivera
- Hotel Viguz
- Hotel Zhirogallo
- Humbertina
- KanTuTa
- Molinopamba
- Mutualista azuayo
- Pampa Vintimilla
- QUINTA BOLIVAR
- Quinta Julita
- Quinta Mercedes
- Quinta Santa Ana
- Quinta Victoria
- Renacer
- Uzhupud Garden
- Villa Ana Maria
- Yolanda Q
Parks in Southern Andes & Loja Province
- Área de Bosque y Vegetación Protectora de la Subcuenca Alta del río León y Microcuencas de los ríos San Felipe de Oña y Shincata
- Area de Bosque y Vegetacion Protectores "Microcuenca Río Shio-Santa Bárbara"
- Area Nacional de Recreación Quimsacocha
- Bosques Protectores Acanamá-Guashapamba-Aguirre
- Bp016 (B. P. Casacay)
- Bp116 (B. P. Moro Moro)
- El bosque protector Corazón de Oro
- LA MOLIENDA L
- Parque Nacional Cajas
- Parque Nacional Podocarpus
- Parque nacional Río Negro-Sopladora
- Parque Nacional Yacuri
- Reserva Biológica Cerro Plateado
- Reserva Comunal Bosque de Angashcola
- Siete Iglesias