Explore the Ecuadorean Amazon Rainforest in the region of Tena. Pass through the magical Andes. Discover culture, history, gastronomy and more visiting and indigenous community. Feel the adrenaline walking on a suspension bridge to see the massive Devil's Cauldron waterfall in Baños city. Cross over the Pastaza river by cable car to close up the Bride's Mantle waterfall. Photograph a dramatic, mountainous setting from the Tree House. Enjoy a splendid climate in the Amazon and foothills of the Andes.
Departure: Everyday
Pick-up time: 7:30 a.m.
Style: Small-group tour
Duration: 4 days
Type: Wildlife - Nature - Outdoor activities
The tour includes:
> Professional Guide/driver (English/Spanish-speaking)
> Private transportation
> Activities according to the program
> 3 night-accommodation
> Meals included: 3 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 2 dinner
The tour does not Include:
X Travel insurance
X Personal expenses
X Tips
X Optionals or services not mentioned
BRIEFING:
Day 1: The trip start crossing the Andes to Tena city
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Spectacular trip passing through the Eastern Andes
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Take the canoe along the Arajuno River to reach the Eco-Lodge
Day 2: Meeting the magical Kichwa community
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Share activities with an indigenous people
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Birdwatching activity by the Napo River
Day 3: Heading out from the Amazon to Baños city
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Visiting the Casa del Arbol (Tree house)
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Walking around Baños city
Day 4: Waterfall adventure and return to Quito
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Hike down to Devil's Cauldron waterfall
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Taste local Melcochas a sugar cane candies
Andes to Amazon with Eduardo is awesome ...
Tripadvisor review: 4-day Amazon and Andes
The entire experience was amazing and way beyond expectations. Our trip was arranged and guided by Eduardo. His planning skills, attention to details of the itinerary and attention to our needs was unequaled. We spent 4 days crossing the Andes, and traveling through the Amazon by personal car and staying in a jungle lodge. I had been concerned about being with a stranger in such closed spaces. Eduardo was very friendly and professional; pleasantly conversational and passionate about his country - both the people and nature. And he was an expert in all of it. Eduardo is also a passionate birder; so his knowledge of the birds of the region runs very deep. He was always ready to alter plans to make our trip more of what we wanted as well. Eduardo was really the kind of guy you would just want to spend some time with anywhere. And it was obvious his contacts throughout the region feel the same way, which makes all the difference in getting the extra special care you would hope for.