Monserrat Yacht
Montserrat is named after the Virgin of Montserrat, the patron saint of Catalonia in Spain. For centuries, sailors worldwide have adopted her as their loyal companion and revered her as their protector on their sea voyages.
Montserrat is named after the Virgin of Montserrat, the patron saint of Catalonia in Spain. For centuries, sailors worldwide have adopted her as their loyal companion and revered her as their protector on their sea voyages.
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.
This is a fascinating place like no other! The facility is the only one of its kind located within the vibrant heart of one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on our planet.
Traveling to the Amazon is to discover the rich biodiversity of the tropical rainforest. Most species of plants and animals live within its mysterious virgin forests, protected in the Yasuní National Park
The thrilling journey involves descending a series of waterfalls ranging from 5 to 45 meters, surrounded by lush vegetation and natural rock formations. It includes the use of rappelling techniques to descend the waterfalls, as well as walking through the canyon, jumping into natural pools from heights of 3 to 7 meters, and sliding down natural water-formed slides.
After coordinating with the hotel, one of our representatives from Suchipakari Eco-Lodge will meet you in the Lower Pusuno area to accompany you to the reception, marking the beginning of your exciting adventure in the Amazon rainforest.
Rafting in Ecuador is one of the most popular adventure activities, taking advantage of the country's unique geography that combines the Andes mountain range with the Amazon rainforest. The rivers that originate in the Andes and flow down to the Amazon offer a variety of difficulty levels, making Ecuador an ideal destination for both beginners and rafting experts.
Ecuador boasts several rivers perfect for rafting, such as the Jatunyacu River, Pastaza River, and Quijos River, offering different levels of difficulty for all experience levels.
The rivers not only provide the thrill of rapids but also the opportunity to experience up-close the country's biodiversity, local culture, and extraordinary landscapes.