Artesanal Chocolate Prepare & tasting + Visit to Kichwa community + Transfer out

• Suchipakari Amazon Eco Lodge & Jungle Spa, Ecuador

  2 hoursAdmission Ticket Free

  DAY 2: After breakfast, we will head to the Pusuno Bajo port, where we will board a motorized canoe for a 45-minute ride downstream. During the journey, you will enjoy the scenery of the Napo River and spot bird and monkey species unique to the area. Our first destination will be Amazoonico, an animal rescue center located on the Arajuno River. With the help of volunteer guides, we will learn about species such as ocelots, tapirs, wild pigs, and a variety of birds, including parrots, toucans, and even macaws, all of which are fighting every day to adapt to nature. This part of the tour is crucial in continuing to ensure the protection of these animals and raising environmental awareness. We will continue our journey to Anaconda Island, where the Caiman Lagoon awaits us, a fascinating display of wildlife, including the prehistoric bird “Hoatzin,” woolly monkeys, squirrel monkeys, and even caimans. Don’t forget your binoculars so you don’t miss any details.

• Tena

  4 hoursAdmission Ticket Free

  After a short additional walk, we will reach a small Kichwa community, where a Box Lunch awaits us. In the Kichwa Community, you will have the chance to learn about life in the Amazon, their clothing, rituals, the preparation of yuca chicha, and how they use the forest’s resources in their daily lives. Feel free to ask questions and try the traditional drinks and foods; they love sharing their ancestral knowledge and spreading their worldview. In the Blowpipe Challenge, you can test your skills with this ancient weapon. On the way back to the lodge, we will stop in the village of Ahuano, where you will witness how the local communities shape clay to create delicate pots using materials they find in the rivers of the forest.

• Tena

  Admission Ticket Free

  We will continue our journey until we reach ANACONDA ISLAND, where the Caiman Lagoon awaits us, offering a fascinating display of wildlife, including the prehistoric bird "Hoatzin," woolly monkeys, squirrel monkeys, and even caimans. Don't forget your binoculars so you don’t miss a thing. After a brief additional walk, we will arrive at a small Kichwa Community, where we will be greeted with a Box Lunch. In the KICHWA COMMUNITY, you will have the opportunity to learn about life in the Amazon, including their clothing, rituals, the preparation of yucca chicha, and how they utilize forest resources in their daily lives. Feel free to ask questions and try traditional drinks and food; they are eager to share their ancestral knowledge and spread their worldview. Transfer to Quito

• Quito

  Admission Ticket Free

  This tour end this day and we left to the passenger in your hotel in quito
• Food And Drinks

  Breakfast

  Lunch