Early Departure From Quito (Shared Transport) * Only we need to know the address Hotel/Residence in Quito ITINERARY TOUR 5:00 AM | Departure From Quito 8:30 AM | Break in Tena City 9:00 AM | Transfer to Suchipakari Jungle Lodge (Pick Up: Cafe Tortuga) 10:00 AM | Walk to the Jungle Lodge 10:20 AM | Jungle Juice Welcome Drink & Briefing with general information about your stay at Suchipakari 11:00 AM | Chocolate Tour 13:00 PM | Lunch & Rubber boots 15:00 PM | RAINFOREST INTRO | CAIMAN LAGOON & CEIBA TRAIL: Walking through primary and secondary forest trails, we observe distinct species of birds and insects as well as a great variety of trees and medicinal plants. The guides explain how such plants are used not only in medicine, but also in construction and other local activities. 16:00 PM | ADVENTURES ON THE RIVER (FLOATING DOWN BY TUBES IN THE RIVER) 19:30 PM | SPECIAL DINNER & WELCOME COCKTAIL 20:00 PM | NIGHT WALKING: On a night walk we give you the chance to enjoy the creatures and sounds of the Amazon Jungle at night. Sometimes we can see amazing things during this activity. Make sure you bring a flashlight for this fantastic experience

In the city of Tena, the transport going to pick up more guests. Little break. Time for visit the Malecon and enjoy a breakfast (Not Included) Transfer in a pick up to the Jungle.

08:00 AM | Breakfast 09:00 AM | VISIT THE MONKEY´S BEACH | PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE NAPO RIVER 10:00 AM | VISIT THE INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY | TYPICAL DANCES | LEARN HOW TO PREPARE THE CHICHA DE YUCA | HANDICRAFTS 11:30 AM | TRANSFER TO THE WATERFALL | JUNGLE TREKKING BY THE TROPICAL FOREST | ENJOY THE NATURAL SWIMMING POOL IN THE WATERFALL 14H00 PM | RETURN TO THE ENTRANCE | BOX LUNCH 15h00 PM - 16H00 PM | TRANSFER TO TENA CITY & FINISH TOUR

A popular tourist stop is the small town of Misahualli Ecuador. Located at the junction of the Misahuallí and Napo rivers this sleepy, end of the road town has beautiful jungle scenery and a large sandy beach. The most popular inhabitants of Misahualli are the monkeys. They wander along the beach and into the park at the center of town.

where we learn about traditional Kichwa culture. Through an unobtrusive dialogue, we learn about their day-to-day lives. A local host shows us how to make chicha, a typical beverage (tasting is optional!), and demonstrates the spiritual cleansing rituals still practiced today throughout the surrounding community. Finally, we participate in a blowgun target-shooting contest – but don’t expect to beat the natives! It’s an intimate, unique experience, in which we discover both the differences and similarities between our own and other cultures.

The hike borders a meandering river that courses between some major rock formations. Over the centuries, the river has created some natural chutes in certain places and small pools in others. The first waterfall we encounter is only about 10 feet high. So, even though it´s not our final destination, it does serve the purpose of getting us ready for the distant waterfall. In the meantime, the landscape along the way is striking. The jungle engulfs us. We advance slowly, watching our step, avoiding trees, low branches and gigantic rocks. The only sounds we hear are the rushing water and the nearby animals which, by the way, can be heard and be felt, but not seen. Insects abound. Some display such vivid colors that we are tempted to worry if they might be poisonous but, nevertheless, we cannot help to admire their beauty.