Cosanga Holiday Deals

Cosanga Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Cosanga

Relaxation. Adventure. Relaxation. Adventure. Off to Cosanga but can't decide what type holiday you're after? Stop stressing! We'll help sort it out.

It sits 85 kilometres southeast of Quito, the national capital of Ecuador.

Mother Nature's handiwork is yours to explore in numerous places around Cosanga. Just 25 kilometres away, Sumaco Volcano is a wonderful place to start. Jumandy Caverns sits 30 kilometres away and is another pleasant spot to find some peace and quiet.

Seeking some additional nearby localities? Baeza is only 15 kilometres to the north, so jump in the car and start exploring! Alternatively, Cotundo, 30 kilometres south of Cosanga, is also worthy of a day trip.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' George Bernard Shaw once said, but add travel to the mix and it's a match made in heaven. You're invited to indulge in two of your greatest loves by eating and drinking your way through Napo.

Do you like your rice? How about yuca? Whether you're into them or not, they are two typical ingredients commonly found in the cuisine here.

You don't need to agonise over the menu when you're in Cosanga. Dive straight in and taste the region's signature dishes, such as llapingachos (cheese and potato patties) and trucha (fried trout).

You won't need too much persuading to take a bite of come y bebe (drinkable fruit salad), a treat that'll make you want to pack your bags and start a new life here.

If you really want to see the big pitcher, grab the hopportunity to toss down a beer. The schooner the better! Bad beer puns aside, don't forget to try Club Premium Roja, one of the most popular local brews.

Neat or on the rocks — it really doesn't matter! A couple of shots of Ron San Miguel ought to add some fire to your evening! It's a hit with locals, and it's certainly worth a taste.

Knowing how to say a few expressions in the local tongue will make your trip to the Napo region that little bit less challenging. 'Bien gracias, ¿y tú?' translates as 'fine thanks, and you?'. Another often used phrase is 'Muchas gracias' ('thank you').

You can expect some excitement in the air around the 10th of August. The locals will be getting ready for Independence Day, a day of national celebrations.

"Hasta la vista" doesn't need to sound so final. Why not put aside your spare U.S dollars for when you come back?

Do you need to know where the nearest airport is? Well, it's Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO) and it is 75 kilometres to the northwest.