Hike & Bike Tungurahua
The Tungurahua Volcano, rising to 5,023 meters above sea level, is located near the town of Baños de Agua Santa, a destination known for its hot springs and natural landscapes.
The Tungurahua Volcano, rising to 5,023 meters above sea level, is located near the town of Baños de Agua Santa, a destination known for its hot springs and natural landscapes.
Discover the unique wildlife of the Galápagos Islands aboard the luxurious Isabela II yacht. Immerse yourself in crystal clear waters and admire the natural beauty of these magical islands.
Immerse yourself in the heart of the Amazon and discover a world where adventure and culture are intertwined in every experience. At the Napo Cultural Center, we offer a variety of tours that will allow you to get to know the jungle in an authentic and close way.
This eco-lodge allows visitors to immerse themselves in the jungle through activities such as guided rainforest hikes, canoe trips, and exotic animal watching, including pink dolphins, monkeys, and tropical birds.
. This place offers a unique experience that combines adrenaline and nature, allowing visitors to slide at high speeds along cables suspended in the air over the lush Andean mountain landscape.
Enjoy nature with your family, friends, or partner in inflatable kayaks on a Level III rapid river. Immerse yourself in the adrenaline of the river, paddling through Amazonian waters, which is recommended for those seeking a thrilling new adventure.
Cuyabeno, located in the Amazon region of Ecuador, is one of the country's most impressive and biodiverse destinations, internationally recognized for its natural beauty and rich biodiversity. This wildlife production reserve, covering over 600,000 hectares, offers visitors a unique experience in the tropical rainforest, with the opportunity to venture into primary forests, navigate winding rivers, and explore lagoons that transform with the seasons.
Cuyabeno is home to a great diversity of flora and fauna, including pink river dolphins, caimans, monkeys, jaguars, anacondas, and more than 500 species of birds, making it a paradise for nature lovers and wildlife observation. Additionally, indigenous communities such as the Siona, Cofán, and Secoya live in this area, having maintained their ancestral traditions over time. Today, they actively participate in community tourism projects, offering visitors an immersion in their culture, traditional medicine, and sustainable practices.
Visiting Cuyabeno is not only an opportunity to connect with nature but also to learn about the importance of environmental conservation and respect for the indigenous cultures that inhabit this Amazonian region.