Quito to Coca

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How the cheapest fare moved

Sep 27: €100 €100 Sep 24 Sep 27 low €100 · high €139

Departure-day prices · September 2026 Quito → Coca

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Return-day prices · September 2026 Coca → Quito

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Best time to visit Coca — climate

Jan: ~30°C daytime, 19 rainy days 30° JanFeb: ~30°C daytime, 21 rainy days 30° FebMar: ~30°C daytime, 27 rainy days 30° MarApr: ~29°C daytime, 27 rainy days 29° AprMay: ~28°C daytime, 29 rainy days 28° MayJun: ~28°C daytime, 29 rainy days 28° JunJul: ~27°C daytime, 23 rainy days 27° JulAug: ~29°C daytime, 23 rainy days 29° AugSep: ~30°C daytime, 22 rainy days 30° SepOct: ~29°C daytime, 30 rainy days 29° OctNov: ~29°C daytime, 28 rainy days 29° NovDec: ~30°C daytime, 20 rainy days 30° Dec

Best value: Oct — fares from €100 and ~29°C daytime.

Flights from Quito to Coca start around €100 (direct flights available). Range seen recently: €100–142, based on 6 fares found by travellers.

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Cheapest cached fares Quito → Coca; direct flights available (e.g. LA). · Based on 6 fares found by travellers in the last 48h

Cheapest round trips to Coca

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Dec 29 – Jan 4 Go2Sky · Direct · 35m €253 Book
Oct 28 – Nov 10 LATAM Airlines Group · Direct · 40m €260 Book
Oct 28 – Nov 11 LATAM Airlines Group · Direct · 40m €275 Book

Weather in Coca

Tue ☁️ 33° 23° 💧8%
Wed 🌧️ 33° 24° 💧64%
Thu ⛈️ 30° 23° 💧98%
Fri ⛈️ 26° 23° 💧90%
Sat 🌦️ 30° 24° 💧65%
Sun 🌦️ 32° 24° 💧20%
Mon 🌦️ 32° 24° 💧38%

In Sep, Coca typically sees ~30°C daytime highs and 22 rainy days.

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Time differenceSame time zone
Time in the air35m

Things to do in Coca

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About Coca

Coca (Erythroxylum coca) is a plant whose leaves have been traditionally used in a number of Andean cultures, notably in tea, chewing, and rituals, and remains in wide, legal use in the corresponding modern countries in South America. However, as a raw material for cocaine, coca leaves and derived products (unless decocainized) are illegal in the vast majority of countries, under the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs. Coca products may thus be consumed while in some South American countries, but should not be taken home as souvenirs, und…

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