To reach the meeting point, travel the night before to “El Puente Cuyabeno,” the entrance to the Cuyabeno Reserve. From Quito by bus, the journey takes approximately 9 hours.

The adventure begins at 11:30 AM at the entrance to the reserve, with a canoe trip down the river to the lodge (around 3 hours), exploring the surroundings while spotting monkeys, birds, and other wildlife. Lunch is provided upon arrival, followed by time to relax.

In the afternoon, the river and lagoons are explored in search of more wildlife. There is also time to swim and enjoy the sunset. At night, a canoe expedition takes place to look for caimans. Dinner is served afterward.

For those interested in learning more about the Amazon rainforest, the naturalist guide offers evening talks covering topics such as culture and communities, flora, fauna, and conservation.

In the morning, after breakfast, a hike of about 3 hours takes place in the primary forest, accompanied by a naturalist guide who explains about medicinal plants, insects, birds, and more. Lunch is served at the camp, followed by time to relax.

After approximately 2 hours of rest, traditional coffee and chocolate are prepared and tasted. Before dark, the streams are explored in a traditional rowing canoe, allowing a deeper appreciation of the surrounding nature. The sunset is enjoyed on the river, and if conditions permit, pink dolphins may be spotted.

Return to the lodge to prepare for a night walk. Dinner is served afterward. In the evening, there is an opportunity to learn about and taste different traditional Amazonian drinks.

Early in the morning, the river is explored in search of birds while enjoying the sunrise. After this activity, return to the camp for breakfast and time to organize luggage.

Then, the canoe journey continues along the Cuyabeno River for about 2 hours, searching for more wildlife until reaching the entrance of the reserve (around 11:00 AM), where transport back home can be taken. End of the tour.

• Canoe transportation from Cuyabeno Bridge - Cuyabeno Lodge - Cuyabeno Bridge.
• Bilingual naturalist guide.
• Accommodation isreserved.
• Meals during the tour (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
• Unlimited water, coffee, and tea at the lodge.
• Activities of the itinerary.
• Equipment (waterproof gear and boots up to size 46).

• Transport Quito - Cuyabeno - Quito. Breakfast on the first day
• Dinner on the last day.
• Additional beverages and tips.
• Family contribution of $10 per person and visit to Shaman $10 per person.
• Anything not specified in the program.

• Passport
• Binoculars
• Flashlight and batteries
• Photo Camera
• Insect repellent
• Sun protection (cream / sunglasses / hat or cap)
• Light long pants and long-sleeved shirts for hiking
• Shorts and t-shirts for your time at the Lodge
• Comfortable shoes and extra socks
• Small day backpack
• Plastic bags to protect cameras, binoculars, batteries.

To reach the meeting point, travel the night before to “El Puente Cuyabeno,” the entrance to the Cuyabeno Reserve. From Quito by bus, the journey takes approximately 9 hours.

The adventure begins at 11:30 AM at the entrance to the reserve, with a canoe trip down the river to the lodge (around 3 hours), exploring the surroundings while spotting monkeys, birds, and other wildlife. Lunch is provided upon arrival, followed by time to relax.

In the afternoon, the river and lagoons are explored in search of more wildlife. There is also time to swim and enjoy the sunset. At night, a canoe expedition takes place to look for caimans. Dinner is served afterward.

For those interested in learning more about the Amazon rainforest, the naturalist guide offers evening talks covering topics such as culture and communities, flora, fauna, and conservation.

In the morning, after breakfast, a hike of about 3 hours takes place in the primary forest, accompanied by a naturalist guide who explains about medicinal plants, frogs, insects, birds, and more. Lunch is served at the camp, followed by some downtime.

After approximately 2 hours of rest, traditional coffee and chocolate are prepared and tasted. Before dark, the streams are explored in a traditional rowing canoe, allowing a deeper appreciation of the surrounding nature. The sunset is enjoyed on the river, and if conditions permit, pink dolphins may be spotted.

Return to the lodge to prepare for a night walk. Dinner is served afterward. In the evening, there is an opportunity to learn about and taste traditional Amazonian drinks.

After breakfast, the community is visited, where an indigenous woman guides the experience, sharing knowledge about culture, clothing, language, and especially gastronomy, including the preparation of lunch.

In the afternoon, the community’s shaman introduces medicinal plants and Amazonian rituals. After this enriching day, return to the lodge. In the evening, after dinner, there is the option to attend informative lectures.

Early in the morning, the river is explored in search of birds while enjoying the sunrise. After this activity, return to the camp for breakfast and time to organize luggage.

Then, the canoe journey continues along the Cuyabeno River for about 2 hours, searching for more wildlife until reaching the entrance of the reserve (around 11:00 AM), where transport back home can be taken. End of the tour.

• Canoe transportation from Cuyabeno Bridge - Cuyabeno Lodge - Cuyabeno Bridge.
• Bilingual naturalist guide.
• Accommodation isreserved.
• Meals during the tour (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
• Unlimited water, coffee, and tea at the lodge.
• Activities of the itinerary.
• Equipment (waterproof gear and boots up to size 46).

• Transport Quito - Cuyabeno - Quito. Breakfast on the first day
• Dinner on the last day.
• Additional beverages and tips.
• Family contribution of $10 per person and visit to Shaman $10 per person.
• Anything not specified in the program.

• Passport
• Binoculars
• Flashlight and batteries
• Photo Camera
• Insect repellent
• Sun protection (cream / sunglasses / hat or cap)
• Light long pants and long-sleeved shirts for hiking
• Shorts and t-shirts for your time at the Lodge
• Comfortable shoes and extra socks
• Small day backpack
• Plastic bags to protect cameras, binoculars, batteries.

To reach the meeting point, travel the night before to “El Puente Cuyabeno,” the entrance to the Cuyabeno Reserve. From Quito by bus, the journey takes approximately 9 hours.

The adventure begins at 11:30 AM at the entrance to the reserve, with a canoe trip down the river to the lodge (around 3 hours), exploring the surroundings while spotting monkeys, birds, and other wildlife. Lunch is provided upon arrival, followed by time to relax.

In the afternoon, the river and lagoons are explored in search of more wildlife. There is also time to swim and enjoy the sunset. At night, a canoe expedition takes place to look for caimans. Dinner is served afterward.

For those interested in learning more about the Amazon rainforest, the naturalist guide offers evening talks covering topics such as culture and communities, flora, fauna, and conservation.

In the morning, after breakfast, a hike of about 3 hours takes place in the primary forest, accompanied by a naturalist guide who explains about medicinal plants, frogs, insects, birds, and more. Lunch is served at the camp, followed by some downtime.

In the afternoon, traditional coffee and chocolate are prepared and tasted. Before dark, the streams are explored in a traditional rowing canoe, allowing a deeper appreciation of the surrounding nature. The sunset is enjoyed on the river, and if conditions permit, pink dolphins may be spotted.

Return to the lodge to prepare for a night walk. Dinner is served afterward. In the evening, there is an opportunity to learn about and taste traditional Amazonian drinks.

After breakfast, the community is visited, where an indigenous woman guides the experience, sharing knowledge about culture, clothing, language, and especially gastronomy, including the preparation of lunch.

In the afternoon, the community’s shaman introduces medicinal plants and Amazonian rituals. After this enriching day, return to the lodge, enjoy dinner, and relax.

After breakfast, the day begins with a peaceful exploration of the streams and flooded forest in a traditional rowing canoe. Moving slowly and in silence increases the chances of observing monkeys, birds, sloths, dolphins, and other wildlife in their natural habitat.

Lunch is served at the camp, followed by some downtime. In the afternoon, the river and lakes are explored in search of more wildlife while enjoying the sunset. Dinner is served afterward.

Early in the morning, the river is explored in search of birds while enjoying the sunrise. After this activity, return to the camp for breakfast and time to organize luggage.

Then, the canoe journey continues along the Cuyabeno River for about 2 hours, searching for more wildlife until reaching the entrance of the reserve (around 11:00 AM), where transport back home can be taken. End of the tour.

• Canoe transportation from Cuyabeno Bridge - Cuyabeno Lodge - Cuyabeno Bridge.
• Bilingual naturalist guide.
• Accommodation isreserved.
• Meals during the tour (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
• Unlimited water, coffee, and tea at the lodge.
• Activities of the itinerary.
• Equipment (waterproof gear and boots up to size 46).

• Transport Quito - Cuyabeno - Quito. Breakfast on the first day
• Dinner on the last day.
• Additional beverages and tips.
• Family contribution of $10 per person and visit to Shaman $10 per person.
• Anything not specified in the program.

• Passport
• Binoculars
• Flashlight and batteries
• Photo Camera
• Insect repellent
• Sun protection (cream / sunglasses / hat or cap)
• Light long pants and long-sleeved shirts for hiking
• Shorts and t-shirts for your time at the Lodge
• Comfortable shoes and extra socks
• Small day backpack
• Plastic bags to protect cameras, binoculars, batteries.