Journey into the Amazon rainforest for a 3-day glamping experience that connects you to nature and the local Kichwa culture. Paddle along the serene Arajuno River, trek through lush jungles, and witness vibrant wildlife, including the spectacular parrot clay lick. Engage with the Kichwa community, learn traditional crafts, and enjoy authentic meals prepared by local women. With sustainable practices at the heart of this adventure, your visit supports ongoing community projects and cultural preservation. Experience the beauty and richness of the Amazon while ensuring its magic lasts for generations to come.
- Explore the Amazon rainforest with expert Kichwa guides
- Participate in cultural activities, including chicha preparation
- Stay in comfortable glamping accommodations with all meals included
- Suitable for travelers aged 8 and up, with a maximum group size of 12
We pick up travelers in their hotel in Tena or the Bus Station, they have to tell us in advance where they want to be picked up
Arrival and Rainforest Immersion Your Amazon adventure begins at the Arajuno River bridge at 10:00 AM. From there, you'll embark on a scenic one-hour canoe journey upstream to our camp. After checking in and enjoying a refreshing cold drink, you'll be served a delicious lunch. In the afternoon, a short canoe ride takes us to the start of a two-hour educational trek. This guided walk is a fantastic introduction to the rainforest ecosystem, where you'll learn about its diverse flora and fauna. As dusk falls, we'll return to camp for a hearty dinner, followed by an evening of bonfire stories about shamanism and local folklore.
Get ready for an early start! We'll take a quick 10-minute canoe trip to a nearby parrot clay lick, a mesmerizing sight where dozens of colorful birds like dusky-headed and blue-headed parrots gather to consume essential minerals. After this unforgettable display, we'll return to camp for breakfast. Later, you'll be welcomed by the local Kichwa community. This is your chance to see the positive impact of your visit by learning about the projects we support. You'll have the opportunity to participate in activities with the local children at their school. Next, a group of Kichwa women will share their culture and traditions with you, including a hands-on demonstration of chicha making. Afterward, you'll enjoy a traditional lunch together. The afternoon is yours to relax by the river before we head to a nearby farm. There, you'll see the various products grown in the jungle and get your hands dirty making your very own homemade chocolate fondue. The day concludes with dinner.
Departure After a final breakfast at the camp, we will transport you back to the Arajuno River bridge, where you'll say goodbye, taking with you memories of an incredible Amazon encounter.
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This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or ask for an amendment, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
You will not receive a refund if you cancel.
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