The town sits at the base or “under the volcano” named Tungurahua. We wanted to see it erupt, so we paid the $3 each for a two-hour trip to a hill overlooking the town. The top of the volcano was visible from there, and sure enough, it coughed up a bit of lava on cue. I had another rum drink and helped to push-start the vehicle that brought us there.
My wife Ana and I spent a week there in Baos, Ecuador, in June of 2004. The hotel, with cable TV, cost $6 per night. The usual rate was $12, but we’re good negotiators. Lunch was just $1 each day, or $2.25 total for both, with tip. Typically, it was chicken, rice, beans, salad and juice. Every other day we splurged and paid $1.50 at a nicer place.
Hot Springs Of Baos
The town really is right under the volcano, which has caused problems for the residents over the years. The upside is that it also causes an abundance of hot water. Baos has two hot spring facilities, and two with cold water. They are some of the best mineral springs in Ecuador.
The most popular is at the base of a waterfall that tumbles from the mountain above. It is a short walk from anywhere in town, and it costs just a...
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