The tour starts at the entrance of the Cuyabeno River, where a delicious box lunch will be served.

Afterward, a naturalist guide will provide information about the reserve along with important recommendations to begin the two-hour navigation along the Cuyabeno River toward Jamu Lodge.

Upon arrival at the Reserve office, visitors must complete the registration process. Here, the naturalist guide will offer additional details about the Cuyabeno Reserve, useful tips, and further recommendations before continuing the journey.

During the canoe ride, guests can enjoy their first impressions of the rainforest and spot various bird species such as caciques, orioles, and the prehistoric-looking Hoatzin. Depending on weather conditions, it is also possible to observe different types of monkeys and other wildlife.

Arrival at Jamu Lodge is scheduled for approximately 4:30 pm. Guests will be shown to their rooms and will have time to rest. Later in the afternoon, the group will head to the lagoon for a refreshing swim and to enjoy a beautiful sunset in the middle of Laguna Grande. Dinner will be served at the lodge, followed by free time to relax in a hammock or enjoy a drink at the bar—an ideal ending to the first day in the Amazon rainforest.

After breakfast, the day begins with a 3–4 hour walk through the primary forest, where the naturalist guide explains the dynamics of the tropical rainforest and the use of medicinal plants.

There is an opportunity to observe impressive trees such as the CEIBO, as well as small insects like ants.

After the hike, the group returns to the lodge for lunch and time to rest. In the afternoon, the program continues with butterfly watching and a refreshing swim in the lagoon. When conditions allow, it is also possible to spot pink river dolphins and enjoy an unforgettable sunset. Dinner is served at the lodge.

At night, a nocturnal activity takes place, focused on searching for caimans along the riverbanks.

After breakfast, the group sets off in a canoe downriver for about one hour to visit a family from the Tarapuy community. During this visit, participants can learn how to prepare casabe, a traditional yuca bread, and take part in its preparation.

The activity includes the use of natural jungle materials and typically lasts most of the day, with the return to the lodge scheduled around two in the afternoon.

After lunch, guests can enjoy time to relax. Later, the day concludes with a short walk through the primary forest, focused on observing nocturnal insects such as spiders, geckos, and scorpions, while listening to the natural sounds of the rainforest at night.

On the third and final day of the 3D/2N tour, an early-morning birdwatching excursion is offered before breakfast. This activity is optional and depends greatly on weather conditions. After returning to the lodge, breakfast is served, followed by the transfer back to the Cuyabeno Reserve Bridge, where the tour concludes.

• Canoe transportation from Cuyabeno Bridge - Cuyabeno Lodge - Cuyabeno Bridge.
• Accommodation in a double or triple room with a private bathroom
• Welcome Cocktail.
• All meals according to the program (The tour starts with lunch on the first day and finishes with breakfast on the last day)
• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
• Free Water, tea & coffee.
• Canoe explorations.
• Rubber boots. (only up to size # 43)
• All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.

• Transportation Quito - Puente de Cuyabeno - Quito
• Visit to Indigenous Community - entrance fee $10.00 per person (if part of the itinerary)
• Alcoholic and no alcoholic drinks.
• Water Poncho.
• Personal expenses and tips.
• services (laundry).

• 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.

The tour starts at the entrance of the Cuyabeno River, where a delicious box lunch will be served.

Afterward, a naturalist guide will provide information about the reserve along with important recommendations to begin the two-hour navigation along the Cuyabeno River toward Jamu Lodge.

Upon arrival at the Reserve office, visitors must complete the registration process. Here, the naturalist guide will offer additional details about the Cuyabeno Reserve, useful tips, and further recommendations before continuing the journey.

During the canoe ride, guests can enjoy their first impressions of the rainforest and spot various bird species such as caciques, orioles, and the prehistoric-looking Hoatzin. Depending on weather conditions, it is also possible to observe different types of monkeys and other wildlife.

Arrival at Jamu Lodge is scheduled for approximately 4:30 pm. Guests will be shown to their rooms and will have time to rest. Later in the afternoon, the group will head to the lagoon for a refreshing swim and to enjoy a beautiful sunset in the middle of Laguna Grande. Dinner will be served at the lodge, followed by free time to relax in a hammock or enjoy a drink at the bar—an ideal ending to the first day in the Amazon rainforest.

The second day begins with a delicious breakfast, followed by a 3–4 hour walk through the primary forest, where the naturalist guide explains the dynamics of the tropical rainforest and the use of medicinal plants.

During the hike, it is possible to observe impressive trees such as the CEIBO, as well as small insects like ants.

After returning to the lodge for lunch and a break, the afternoon continues with butterfly watching and a refreshing swim in the lagoon. When conditions allow, pink river dolphins may also be spotted, along with a stunning Amazonian sunset. Dinner is served at the lodge.

At night, a nocturnal activity takes place, focused on searching for alligators along the riverbanks.

After breakfast, the group departs in a canoe downriver for about one hour to visit a family from the Tarapuy community.

During this cultural activity, participants learn how to prepare casabe, a traditional yuca bread, and take part in its preparation. The process involves using natural materials from the jungle and typically occupies most of the day. Return to the lodge is scheduled for approximately two in the afternoon.

After lunch, guests have time to relax. To end the day, a short walk through the primary forest is scheduled, focusing on observing nocturnal insects such as spiders, geckos, and scorpions, while listening to the sounds of the rainforest at night.

On the third and final day of the 4D/3N tour, an early-morning birdwatching excursion is offered before breakfast. This activity is optional and depends greatly on weather conditions. After returning to the lodge, breakfast is served, followed by the transfer back to the Cuyabeno Reserve Bridge, where the tour concludes.

• Canoe transportation from Cuyabeno Bridge - Cuyabeno Lodge - Cuyabeno Bridge.
• Accommodation in a double or triple room with a private bathroom
• Welcome Cocktail.
• All meals according to the program (The tour starts with lunch on the first day and finishes with breakfast on the last day)
• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
• Free Water, tea & coffee.
• Canoe explorations.
• Rubber boots. (only up to size # 43)
• All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.

• Transportation Quito - Puente de Cuyabeno - Quito
• Visit to Indigenous Community - entrance fee $10.00 per person (if part of the itinerary)
• Alcoholic and no alcoholic drinks.
• Water Poncho.
• Personal expenses and tips.
• services (laundry).

• 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.

The tour starts at the entrance of the Cuyabeno River, where a delicious box lunch will be served.

Afterward, a naturalist guide will provide information about the reserve along with important recommendations to begin the two-hour navigation along the Cuyabeno River toward Jamu Lodge.

Upon arrival at the Reserve office, visitors must complete the registration process. Here, the naturalist guide will offer additional details about the Cuyabeno Reserve, useful tips, and further recommendations before continuing the journey.

During the canoe ride, guests can enjoy their first impressions of the rainforest and spot various bird species such as caciques, orioles, and the prehistoric-looking Hoatzin. Depending on weather conditions, it is also possible to observe different types of monkeys and other wildlife.

Arrival at Jamu Lodge is scheduled for approximately 4:30 pm. Guests will be shown to their rooms and will have time to rest. Later in the afternoon, the group will head to the lagoon for a refreshing swim and to enjoy a beautiful sunset in the middle of Laguna Grande. Dinner will be served at the lodge, followed by free time to relax in a hammock or enjoy a drink at the bar—an ideal ending to the first day in the Amazon rainforest.

The second day begins with a delicious breakfast, followed by a 3–4 hour walk through the primary forest, where the naturalist guide explains the dynamics of the tropical rainforest and the use of medicinal plants.

During the hike, it is possible to observe impressive trees such as the CEIBO, as well as small insects like ants.

After returning to the lodge for lunch and a break, the afternoon continues with butterfly watching and a refreshing swim in the lagoon. When conditions allow, pink river dolphins may also be spotted, along with a stunning Amazonian sunset. Dinner is served at the lodge.

At night, a nocturnal activity takes place, focused on searching for alligators along the riverbanks.

After breakfast, the group departs in a canoe downriver for about one hour to visit a family from the Tarapuy community.

During this cultural activity, participants learn how to prepare casabe, a traditional yuca bread, and take part in its preparation. The process involves using natural materials from the jungle and typically occupies most of the day. Return to the lodge is scheduled for approximately two in the afternoon.

After lunch, guests have time to relax. To end the day, a short walk through the primary forest is scheduled, focusing on observing nocturnal insects such as spiders, geckos, and scorpions, while listening to the sounds of the rainforest at night.

A visit to the surrounding areas for birdwatching in a native canoe called a quilla, along with another guided forest walk, are the main activities for Day 4. While paddling, there is an excellent opportunity to observe additional wildlife and gain a clear understanding of what a flooded forest looks like. A wide variety of bird species and monkeys can often be spotted during this excursion.

Because this activity lasts approximately 4 to 5 hours, a box lunch is provided along the way.

On the fifth and final day of the Cuyabeno 5-day tour, early in the morning before breakfast, there will be an optional birdwatching excursion, depending on weather conditions. Upon returning to the lodge, a delicious breakfast will be served, followed by the transfer back to the Cuyabeno Reserve Bridge, where the tour concludes.

• Canoe transportation from Cuyabeno Bridge - Cuyabeno Lodge - Cuyabeno Bridge.
• Accommodation in a double or triple room with a private bathroom
• Welcome Cocktail.
• All meals according to the program (The tour starts with lunch on the first day and finishes with breakfast on the last day)
• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
• Free Water, tea & coffee.
• Canoe explorations.
• Rubber boots. (only up to size # 43)
• All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.

• Transportation Quito - Puente de Cuyabeno - Quito
• Visit to Indigenous Community - entrance fee $10.00 per person (if part of the itinerary)
• Alcoholic and no alcoholic drinks.
• Water Poncho.
• Personal expenses and tips.
• services (laundry).

• 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.