6 nights in cozy Amazon lodges.

Certified bilingual naturalist guides.

All river transport.

• Nighttime electricity for charging
• Rubber boots provided
• Biodegradable shampoo and soap
• Activities per itinerary
• Supports our Conservation Project

RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT:

Long-sleeved shirts, t-shirts and cotton socks. Shorts, sandals or walking shoes, rain ponchos (raincoat) and a sweater. Flashlight with spare batteries. First aid box. Dopp Kit (biodegradable soap and shampoo). Swimwear and towel. hat or cap, sunglasses with strap. A small waterproof backpack. Insect repellent. Sunscreen. Zip-lock or plastic bags. Camera. binoculars (10x40 are better). Notebook. Swiss knife. Wet wipes. Books to read.

An original Document with photographic identification (ID or passport) is mandatory. To be able to make this trip you need to be in good physical condition, so you can enjoy hiking for 2 to 3 hours approximately in a tropical climate, however, you can skip the walks (and in general any activity) and participate only in canoe trips if you want a more relaxed stay.

Note: All routes and programs may change without prior notice due to national park policies and regulations, weather conditions, seasonal changes, safety reasons and wildlife found during the trip. Flexibility is the key to the success of any trip. However, the safety and interest of our passengers is always our first priority 

International flights

Travel health insurance

• Overnight shuttle bus (Quito – Meeting Point – Puente Cuyabeno – Quito).
• Meals not in the itinerary.
• Alcoholic drinks.
• Rain poncho.
• Extra activities.
• Tips for the guide