The trip starts at 10:30 am at “El Puente del Cuyabeno”, the main access to the Cuyabeno Reserve. We navigate by motorized canoe on the Cuyabeno River for 2.5 hours to Nicky Amazon Lodge, observing wildlife. Upon arrival, we receive a welcome cocktail, rooms are assigned, and we have lunch.

In the afternoon, we visit Laguna Grande, 45 minutes from the lodge, explore vegetation and the ‘Igapó’ ecosystem. Then, we swim and watch the sunset, then continue with a night excursion to see bats and caimans. We return to the lodge for dinner, where the bilingual guide will inform about the next activities.

In the early morning, enjoy a cup of coffee, tea, or hot chocolate before we explore the awakening rainforest. We’ll watch birds, monkeys, and perhaps spot pink dolphins by paddle canoe. Then, we’ll return for a nutritious breakfast.

Next, we’ll paddle downriver to visit the Indigenous Siona community, where we’ll learn about their language and customs, sample tropical fruits, and help make “cassava,” a traditional manioc bread. After lunch, we can browse beautiful handicrafts made by the Siona women, supporting their families.

In the afternoon, we’ll take a walk through the rainforest, observing butterflies, frogs, and birds while learning about the diverse flora. As evening falls, we’ll witness the emergence of nocturnal life, adding to the sounds of the rainforest. Dinner awaits us back at the lodge.

Early in the morning, we’ll embark on a short canoe excursion to capture the last glimpses of nature. After breakfast, you’ll have time to pack your luggage for the return trip, with check-out at 8:30 AM. We’ll provide a farewell snack for the journey back to El Puente de Cuyabeno, arriving around 10:30 AM, where ends the tour.

• Canoe explorations
• Accommodation in double rooms, dorms or suites with mosquito nets and a private bathroom.
• Bilingual naturalist guide
• All meals (breakfast – lunch – ­dinner)
• pure water, coffee and tea
• Excursion gear (raincoat, rubber boots, life jackets).
• All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.

• Coffee station, purified water, coffee and tea are always available

• Transportation Quito – Cuyabeno – Quito
• Personal rain poncho.
• Additional alcoholic beverages.
• Single room supplement 40% (+) more.
• Travel insurance.
• Tips and personal expenses.
• Visit to the community USD 10 per person.
• WiFi service USD 15 per person / per day of stay.

• 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 trip starts at 10:30 am at “El Puente del Cuyabeno”, the main access to the Cuyabeno Reserve. we navigate by motorized canoe on the Cuyabeno River for 2.5 hours to Nicky Amazon Lodge, observing wildlife. Upon arrival, we receive a welcome cocktail, rooms are assigned, and we have lunch.

In the afternoon, we visit Laguna Grande, 45 minutes from the lodge, explore vegetation and the ‘Igapó’ ecosystem. Then, we swim and watch the sunset, then continue with a night excursion to see bats and caimans. We return to the lodge for dinner, where the bilingual guide will inform about the next activities.

In the morning, early activity, then return to the lodge for breakfast. Afterward, we will have an excursion, either by canoe or hiking, exploring a part of the jungle. guide will provide information on the medicinal uses of plants, as utilized by native cultures for generations. After the activity, we will return to the lodge for lunch and rest.

In the afternoon, we will explore the Cuyabeno River by canoe, enjoying the landscape and listening to the sounds of the jungle while looking for exotic local species. Dinner.

Early in the morning we will go bird watching by canoe, paddling and appreciating the local fauna. Afterwards, we return to the lodge for breakfast. Afterwards, we visit the Siona indigenous community, participating in the cassava harvest and the preparation of “Cassave”, typical bread of the region, while learning about their customs and traditions. We have lunch with the community. Return to the lodge to rest. In the afternoon we take a walk in the jungle to observe insects, spiders and tree frogs. Dinner.

Early in the morning we will take a short canoe excursion to observe wildlife. After breakfast, we will pack and check-out at 08:00 am.

We’ll receive a farewell snack for the return to El Puente de Cuyabeno, arriving at approximately 10:30 am, where ends the tour.

•  Canoe explorations
• Accommodation in double rooms, dorms or suites with mosquito nets and a private bathroom.
• Bilingual naturalist guide
• All meals (breakfast – lunch – ­dinner)
• pure water, coffee and tea
• Excursion gear (raincoat, rubber boots, life jackets).
• All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.
• Coffee station, purified water, coffee and tea are always available

• Transportation Quito – Cuyabeno – Quito
• Personal rain poncho.
• Additional alcoholic beverages.
• Single room supplement 40% (+) more.
• Travel insurance.
• Tips and personal expenses.
• Visit to the community USD 10 per person.
• WiFi service USD 15 per person / per day of stay.

• 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 journey begins at “El Puente del Cuyabeno” at 10:30 am, the main entrance to the Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve.  Before heading down the Cuyabeno River by motorized canoe for about 2.5 hours to Nicky Amazon Lodge. Along the way, we may spot monkeys and birds. On arrival, enjoy a welcome cocktail, room assignment, and some time to relax before lunch.

Later, we’ll head to Laguna Grande, a 30-minute canoe ride away, to explore the ‘Igapó’ flooded forest. You can swim in the calm waters and enjoy the Amazonian sunset. As night falls, we’ll observe nocturnal wildlife like bats and caimans before returning to the lodge for dinner, where our guide will brief us on the next day’s activities.

Early in the morning we will go bird watching by canoe, paddling and appreciating the local fauna. Afterwards, we return to the lodge for breakfast. Afterwards, we visit the Siona indigenous community, participating in the cassava harvest and the preparation of “Cassave”, typical bread of the region, while learning about their customs and traditions. We have lunch with the community. Return to the lodge to rest. In the afternoon we take a walk in the jungle to observe insects, spiders and tree frogs. Dinner.

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.

In the morning, we’ll go birdwatching along the river by canoe, then return to the lodge for breakfast. Later, we’ll paddle through the jungle, enjoying the scenery and jungle sounds while searching for exotic species. Our guide will share insights on the medicinal uses of plants. Afterward, we’ll return to the lodge for lunch and a rest. In the afternoon, we’ll canoe along the Cuyabeno River to look for pink dolphins. Dinner follows.

Early in the morning we will take a short canoe excursion to observe wildlife. After breakfast, we will pack and check-out at 08:00 am.

We’ll receive a farewell snack for the return to El Puente de Cuyabeno, arriving at approximately 10:30 am, where ends the tour.

• Canoe explorations
• Accommodation in double rooms, dorms or suites with mosquito nets and a private bathroom.
• Bilingual naturalist guide
• All meals (breakfast – lunch – ­dinner)
• pure water, coffee and tea
• Excursion gear (raincoat, rubber boots, life jackets).
• All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.
• Coffee station, purified water, coffee and tea are always available

• Transportation Quito – Cuyabeno – Quito
• Personal rain poncho.
• Additional alcoholic beverages.
• Single room supplement 40% (+) more.
• Travel insurance.
• Tips and personal expenses.
• Visit to the community USD 10 per person.
• WiFi service USD 15 per person / per day of stay.

• 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.