CLO → UIO

Volcán Puracé

A prominent active stratovolcano located near Popayán, often visible with a plume of sulfurous steam.

Sotará Complex

A rugged volcanic mountain range south of Cali featuring high-altitude lagoons and dramatic ridges.

Volcán Galeras

One of Colombia's most active volcanoes, situated near the city of Pasto, visible shortly before crossing the border.

Volcán Cayambe

A massive, snow-capped volcano that sits directly on the Equator, marking your entry into the Quito flight corridor.

Antisana Volcano

A huge glacier-covered peak that dominates the horizon to the southeast during the final descent into UIO airport.

Farallones de Cali

Dramatic rock formations and jagged peaks belonging to the Western Cordillera visible immediately after departure from CLO.

Chocó Cloud Forests

The dense, emerald-green canopy of one of the world's most biodiverse rainforest regions on the western slopes.

Volcán Cotacachi

An extinct volcano in northern Ecuador known for its steep profile and proximity to the famous Lake Cuicocha.

Quito Cityscape

A sprawling view of the northern residential sectors of Quito nestled in the Andean valleys during the final approach.

Pichincha Massif

The complex volcano that looms directly over the city of Quito, visible on the right during the final landing sequence.