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Rafting & Kayaking
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Duration: 04 days
Departing: Daily
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The Quijos River is formed by the Papallacta and Cosanga rivers, which in turn receive flows from the Antisana volcano and its surrounding paramo valleys.  |
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Duration: 04 days
Departing: Daily
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| Both the Toachi and Blanco Rivers begin high in the Andean cloud forest, thundering their way westwards to the tropical rainforest of Ecuador’s coast. The Blanco River is named for its continuous and thunderous white-capped rapids that provide rafters with constant thrills year-round. |
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Duration: 05 days
Departing: Daily
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| Our most popular jungle trip consists of three unforgettable days in the Amazon jungle. Explore Amazonian communities, trek through the rainforest, swim in natural river pools and raft down scenic rivers. |
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Duration: 05 days
Departing: Daily
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| Pristine beaches, towering cliffs, mangrove estuaries and one of the last primary jungles of the northern Ecuadorian coast characterize the Muisne coast and Cape San Francisco. The trip will take us through some stunning natural scenery to the accompanying beat of Ecuador’s Afro-American heartland. |
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Duration: 07 days
Departing: Daily
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| Deep in the heart of the Ecuadorian Amazon lies a magical place: Pañacocha Lagoon, ¬home of the endangered pink freshwater dolphin, the equally rare Amazonian manatee and many other species of tropical rainforest aquatic life. |
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Duration: 08 days
Departing: Daily
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| The Huaorani people have inhabited the headwaters of the Amazon for millennia. They have lived as hunters and gatherers, entirely without contact from outsiders right up until the end of the 1950s. Indeed, at least one Huaorani clan continues to shun all contact with the outside world, the Tagaeri. Numbering approximately 1,200 individuals, the Huaorani continue to maintain a largely traditional lifestyle, living from the rainforest, although missionaries and oil companies have had some influence. |
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