Option 1: You will take an overnight bus (Putumayo) at 9:30pm
directly to the Cuyabeno Bridge, about 12 hours. At the bridge
you will meet your guide and pay your entrance fee into the Reserve.
You will then get into a motorized canoe and start your jungle
experience.
Option 2: You can fly from Quito at 10:30 am to Lago Agrio (30
mins) and take a private car three hours to the bridge. At the
bridge you will meet your guide and pay your entrance fee into
the Reserve. You will then get into a motorized canoe and start
your jungle experience.
We recommend taking the bus because you will arrive at the camp
around 1pm and have all afternoon within the reserve. If you fly
to Lago Agrio you arrive at the camp at 5 pm and spend your day
traveling.
When leaving the camp you again have the option to take an overnight
bus or fly from Lago Agrio to Quito. We can arrange whatever transportation
you choose to use.
Our
Prices include:
- All river transportation
- Bilingual Guide
- 3 meals a day
- Lodging
- Rubber boots
- Rain Ponchos
- Tips
Recommendations
on what to bring:
- Passport (original)
- Comfortable loose clothes
- Long-Sleeve shirt and pants for walking
- Warm jacket for the night
- Bathing suit and towel
- Sun glasses and a hat
- Sandals
- Personal things
- Sun block
- Insect repellent
- Flashlight with extra batteries
- Camera with film speed
200 or 400
- Binoculars (optional)
The Ecuadorian coast. We - as Ecuadorians- are very lucky to have 4 different types of regions. The coast is amazing with its temperature of 35º C or 80º F, and a diversity to the sierra.
Climbing mountains and volcanoes. Avenue of the volcanoes, with its different levels of complexity, gives us at some points a marvelous view of Cotopaxi, the highest active volcanoe.
The Galapagos Islands are 1000 km away from the continet. The location was because of its beauty and the habitation nominated by the UNESCO as Natural Patrimony of the Humanity
