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London - Quito

outbound: 02-Sep-2018
2 stops (36h55m)
Austrian Airlines

return: 28-Sep-2018
1 stop (25h05m)
Austrian Airlines

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London - Quito

outbound: 02-Sep-2018
2 stops (36h55m)
United Airlines

return: 28-Sep-2018
1 stop (25h05m)
United Airlines

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London - Quito

outbound: 07-Feb-2019
1 stop (30h05m)
Aeromexico

return: 21-Feb-2019
1 stop (25h20m)
Aeromexico

£519 Verify

London - Quito

outbound: 07-Feb-2019
2 stops (19h57m)
Avianca

return: 21-Feb-2019
1 stop (22h35m)
Avianca

£647 Verify

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Quito: a city built on Inca ruins

	Quito city centre
	Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO): 4 mi from city centre

Flights to Quito: practical information

Cheap airlines to Quito

Heading to Ecuador? Start your trip with cheap flights to Quito. The Aeropuerto Internacional Mariscal Sucre (UIO) welcomes flights from all over the world, including London, although not direct. Delta Air Lines, KLM, Condor, American Airlines, among others offer cheap flights to Quito from London.

When to book flights to Quito

Quito is located in the Andean Highlands which keep it cool and dry compared to the tropical coast. Winters see very little rain, a plus for travellers. The best time to book your flights to Quito is at least 8 months in advance for the cheapest fares.

Peak season: Winter is dry and cool, from June to September.
Low season: Summer coincides with the Andean rainy season.

Flight duration

Flights to Quito take around 17 hours with stopovers from London.

Experience Quito: what to see, what to do

Quito was founded in 1534 on the ruins of an ancient Inca city. It's historic old town in its entirety is an UNESCO WHS, one that is not to be missed! With the mountains just on the outskirts of town, there's no limit to what you can see and do while on holidays in Quito.

Essentials in Quito

Old Town: This is the first place to go if you're visiting for the first time. The republican era architecture from the late 1500s to the 1800s is simply charming. Wander the cobbled streets and duck into a small craft shop or cafe to rest.

City views: For great views over Quito take the cable car up the side of Ruco Pichincha. Everyone will know which one you mean if you ask for the "teleferico." From the top, the views out over the city are amazing.

Hand crafts: Ecuador is home to so many talented craftspeople. You'll find it all from candle makers to tanners, silversmiths to ceramicists in the capital. When you are purchasing, make sure it's from a fair trade shop or directly from the maker.

Find more information on Quito Tourism.

Accommodation in Quito

There are tons of hotels in Quito to chose from. Many visitors will stay in the Old Town to be close to the city attractions but there are still plenty that choose to stay in the New Town in order to be closer to the city's nightlife. If you're visiting during Christmas or Easter, it's essential to book your hotel room in Quito well in advance.