5 Days Cuyabeno Amazon Jungle With Accommodation in Tucan Lodge

We're going to the Cuyabeno Amazon Jungle by bus. We will stop a couple times during the twelve-hour ride so you may obtain food and drink and use the restroom.

The journey starts at Approximately 12 p.m. at the Cuyabeno reserve entrance and lasts for around three hours as we canoe down the river to our lodge while searching for monkeys, birds, and other wildlife. Midday meal and leisure time. You will swim, take in the sunset, and explore the river and lagoons in the afternoon in search of more wildlife. You will go on a canoe trip at night to look for caimans. Supper. Every evening, our naturalist guide will present a variety of lectures on topics related to the Amazon rainforest, such as "Culture and communities, flora, fauna, and conservation," for any of our guests who are interested in learning more.

Following breakfast in the morning, you will go on a four-hour stroll in the primary forest with a naturalist guide who will provide you with information about various species of birds, frogs, insects, and medicinal plants. At the camp, have lunch and unwind. You will experience the distinctiveness of nature as you explore the streams in a traditional rowing canoe in the afternoon. You will take in the river's sunset, and if the weather permits, you might even spot some pink dolphins. Prepare for the night hike by returning to the lodge. Supper. You will have the chance to learn about and sample the various traditional drinks of the Amazon this evening.

Following breakfast, you get set for an exciting morning of exploring streams and the flooded forest with its unique ecology in complete peace and quiet while riding in a traditional rowing boat. You will have more opportunities to witness more species of monkeys, birds, sloths, dolphins, and other creatures in this exercise if you move slowly and silently. At the camp, have lunch and unwind. You will prepare and taste coffee and chocolate in a traditional manner after two hours of rest. After supper in the evening, you can attend our lectures, or if you're more of an adventurer, we've arranged for you to visit a location in the heart of the forest where you can spend the evening or several hours taking in the breathtaking sounds of the jungle.

We will tour the community after a delectable breakfast. An indigenous woman will lead us around the community and teach us about their customs, attire, and language. She will also teach us about their cuisine, since we will be making lunch with her. The community's shaman will instruct us on Amazonian medicinal herbs and customs in the afternoon. We head back to the lodge after this thrilling day, enjoy supper, and unwind.

You will stroll along the river early in the morning to see the sunrise and look for birds. You will return to the camp after this activity, have breakfast, and have some time to arrange your bags. After that, you'll ride the canoe back and spend around two hours searching for other wildlife along the Cuyabeno River. At the reserve's entrance, which is around 11 a.m., you may board a transport back to Quito. Tour's end. End of the tour.

We will take the bus back to Quito