Paragliding Crucita Aerodromo

Crucita, Ecuador Crucita is a popular coastal soaring site in Ecuador, known for its consistent wind conditions and scenic flights over the ocean. The site is regularly used by paragliders and offers some opportunities for cross-country (XC) flights. The take-off area is private, flat, and spacious, making it suitable for tandem flights. The region is ideal for soaring from 10:00 AM until dusk, almost every day of the year. The site is well-maintained, and there is no fee for using the launch area as of November 2008. You can reach the take-off spot with a 10-minute walk or by car. The area is home to hundreds of pelicans, frigatebirds, and vultures, adding to the unique flying experience. The site record for distance is 7.2 km. For more information, you can visit the Loja Parapente Club website: [Loja Parapente Club](http://www.lojaparapenteclub.com.ec/) For accommodation, you can check out the Paraglider Hostel: [Parapente Crucita](http://www.parapentecrucita.com/) Additional details about the flying site, including images and accommodation options, can be found on [Paragliding365](http://www.paragliding365.com). The site is located about 7 hours by car from Quito, near the northern edge of the Bay of Manta and approximately two hours north of the Machalilla National Park. For more information on the site, you can contact Restaurante La Loma or visit the [AE Parapente](http://www.aeparapente.org/pagina.php?varmenu=3) website.