Amazon Adventure: Comfort Meets Culture

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Embark on a thrilling 4-day all-inclusive jungle package adventure on the Napo River in Ecuadorian jungle. Explore the rainforest, go canoeing, visit local communities, and experience adrenaline-pumping activities. Relax at the comfortable lodge after your Amazon adventure.

Duration: 4 days

Cancellation: 24 hours

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DEPARTURE FROM QUITO TO NAPO RAINFOREST

Quito - Departure from Quito City
Please coordinate with our travel specialists to confirm your location and departure time from Quito.
Transfer from Quito to Misahualli rainforest: Approximately 5 hours
Antisana Ecological Reserve - Antisana Stop: A Scenic Viewpoint Along the Route to the Jungle…

DEPARTURE FROM QUITO TO NAPO RAINFOREST

Quito - Departure from Quito City

Please coordinate with our travel specialists to confirm your location and departure time from Quito.

Transfer from Quito to Misahualli rainforest: Approximately 5 hours

Antisana Ecological Reserve - Antisana Stop: A Scenic Viewpoint Along the Route to the Jungle

Antisana is a magnificent and enigmatic volcano on the western mountain range. It is the heart of this protected area, featuring moorlands and western Andean forests. Volcanic activity, glacial processes, and evolution have crafted stunning landscapes and a rich diversity of wildlife. Reflecting the volcano is the Mica lagoon, a source of Quito’s water. Besides the lagoon, there are swamp areas that collect water during the rainy season, forming seasonal lagoons like Santa Lucia or Mauca Machay. Several rivers originate within the reserve, flowing through the western slopes to feed the Coca and Napo rivers; in the Tambo valley, there are hot springs. Previously difficult to access, it is now one of the most accessible places to visit from the capital and nearby areas.

Tena - Visit the Malecon area in Tena, the capital city of Napo province.

Tena is a delightful destination where travelers often find themselves enchanted, spending days exploring its attractions before or after venturing into the rainforest. With a welcoming community, Tena is nestled among lush, jungle-covered hills, featuring a vibrant Malecon with scenic views. It’s a paradise for white-water enthusiasts, attracting rafting and kayaking fans from around the world to enjoy the abundance of surrounding rivers.

Transfer from Tena to the Lodge: 60 minutes

Misahualli River - The last town before the rainforest is Monkey’s River Beach, just 30 minutes from the Eco-lodge.

Misahualli, Ecuador, is a must-visit, located where the Misahuallí and Napo rivers converge. This peaceful town, offering breathtaking jungle views and a vast sandy beach, marks the end of the road.

Misahualli’s most cherished residents are its monkeys, often seen wandering on the beach or in the central park.

Suchipakari Rainforest Hotel Jungle Lodge Ecuador - Upon arrival at the Ecolodge, guests will receive a welcome briefing. After lunch, they will be equipped with rubber boots to begin exploring the primary forest along the Ceibo Ecological Trail. Here, various walking routes of different difficulty levels are available, ranging from one-and-a-half hours to four hours. These trails lead through dense and humid jungle, traversing muddy paths and encountering diverse wildlife. Throughout the journey, a local guide will reveal the hidden secrets and wonders of the jungle.

Return to the lodge to change into swimming attire before heading to the river beach.

Rio Pusuno - After an invigorating jungle hike, refresh with a revitalizing swim in the river. Relax on a buoy, and challenge yourself with a bit of hand-rowing amidst the breathtaking scenery. Whether alone or with a companion, find serenity as you gaze at the sky and lush riverbanks, appreciating the tranquil beauty of the Amazon. Remember to bring a life jacket and sandals for safety.

Suchipakari Amazon Lodge & Jungle Spa - Following dinner, embark on an exhilarating night hike through the Amazon jungle! Armed with a flashlight and camera, delve into the mystical world of the nocturnal rainforest. Capture the enchanting sounds of fishing bats, owls, intriguing insects, tarantulas, captivating toads, and melodic frogs. Stay alert, as you may also come across fascinating snakes along the way. If weather permits, marvel at the vast expanse of stars illuminating the night sky, creating a breathtaking celestial spectacle. Don’t miss this chance to discover the wonders of the Amazon after sundown. Secure your spot for this unforgettable night hike adventure now! Jungle Lodging

Napo River | Wildlife Center | Kichwa Family Encounters | Caiman Lagoon.

Rio Pusuno - After breakfast, walk to the small port between the Napo and Pusuno Rivers to travel to the Animal Refuge Center.

Amazoonico Animal Rescue Centre - Visit the animal rescue center “Amazoonico”: This is one of the most important and highly regarded conservation projects in the Amazon. Proceeds from visits support the maintenance and reintegration of animals, some of which are endangered. Among the animals you will see here are alligators, tapirs, ocelots, toucans, anacondas, macaws, and various species of monkeys.

Ahuano - In Ahuano village, delve into a handicraft project led by indigenous families. Ceramics hold deep cultural significance in Kichwa tradition, passed down through generations. You’ll have the opportunity to meet a family in Ahuano whose livelihood centers around crafting decorative pottery.

Then return to the Eco-Lodge

Suchipakari Amazon Lodge & Jungle Spa - Upon arrival at the lodge, take some time to relax and enjoy the array of facilities, including the serene jungle spa. Indulge in a hot stone massage combined with the invigorating AMAZON ENERGIZING BATH. Infused with Guayusa leaves and Amazonian herbs, this bath is designed to awaken the senses, reduce blood pressure, boost motivation, alleviate headaches, promote overall well-being, and replenish energy levels.

Please note that drinks and spa therapies are not included in your package.

Afterwards, enjoy dinner and settle into your jungle lodging for the night.

NAPO TERRITORY & HUAORANI LAGOON | WILDLIFE & WATERFALL TRAIL

Suchipakari Amazon Eco Lodge & Jungle Spa, Ecuador - Breakfast: Start your day with a delicious and nutritious breakfast spread, setting the perfect tone for the adventures ahead.

Transfer to Umbuni River (1 hour)

Playa de los Monos - Picnic Box Lunch in Nature: Amidst the wilderness, indulge in a gourmet picnic lunch crafted to perfection. Savor the flavors of local cuisine surrounded by the sights and sounds of nature.

Visit to Monkey River Beach: Explore the captivating Monkey River Beach, where the turquoise waters beckon you for a refreshing dip or a leisurely stroll along the sandy shores.

Transfer to Huaoranie Lagoon (30 minutes)

Laguna Paikawe Reserva - Experience the tranquil beauty of the lagoon with a guided paddle canoe ride led by knowledgeable guides, Kawana. Immerse yourself in the rich biodiversity of the surroundings as you navigate through two distinct landscapes and ecosystems. Keep your eyes peeled for fascinating wildlife sightings, including caimans, bats, owls, and a plethora of plant species. Let Kawana unveil the secrets of this captivating environment as you embark on an unforgettable journey of discovery.

Suchipakari Amazon Eco Lodge & Jungle Spa, Ecuador - Return to the Lodge: After a day filled with exploration and cultural experiences, return to the comfort of the lodge, where relaxation and tranquility await.

Dinner & Overnight Accommodation: Conclude your day with a delectable dinner featuring a fusion of local and international flavors. Retire to your cozy accommodation, where you can unwind and reflect on the day’s adventures under the starlit sky.

BREAKFAST | CHOCOLATE TOUR | DEPARTURE TO TENA CITY | FINISH TOUR

Suchipakari Amazon Eco Lodge & Jungle Spa, Ecuador - CHOCOLATE ROUTE
Chocolate indeed grows on trees. Well, cacao, the bean that forms the basis of it, certainly does, and is plentiful here in the Ecuadorian Amazon, one of the first places in the world to cultivate the crop. On this visit, you will learn to spot cacao pods and how they are taken down from trees, cut open, and their little beans removed. From there, locals will show you the processes that turn that little piece of nature into a rich, bitter-sweet indulgence.

ITINERARY JUNGLE TRIP

AMAZON BREAKFAST
LEARN HOW TO MAKE THE CHOCOLATE
CHECK OUT
TRANSFER TO THE BUS STATION IN TENA CITY / END TOUR

Tena - Based on hundreds of recommendations from our passengers, the tour ends in the city of Tena, as from here you can choose whether to continue your journey to the south of Ecuador, such as the city of Baños de Agua Santa in the province of Tungurahua, or decide to return to the city of Quito. DON’T WORRY, our guide will assist you in coordinating the schedules and options you have to continue your journey…

What's Included

Excursions & activities according to the pre-established itinerary, related to the number of nights
Superior Room with private toilet and hot shower (Dbl, Tpl)
Lunch
Dinner
In-vehicle air conditioning
Breakfast
Native Guide
Life jackets and rubber boots (sizes 36 to 44)

What's Not Included

Gratuities

Additional Information

Strategic Location & Easy Access
Begin your journey in Quito with a direct transfer, perfect for exploring the jungle without any logistical challenges. Our location near Misahuallí and the Napo River offers both convenience and an immersive Amazon experience.
Exclusive Accommodation
Stay at our eco-lodge featuring a pool, private river…

Exclusive Accommodation
Stay at our eco-lodge featuring a pool, private river beach, kayaks, restaurant, and jungle bar, seamlessly blending comfort with nature.

Diverse & Immersive Activities
Engage in thrilling adventures like tubing, night walks, and canoe excursions. Enjoy authentic cultural experiences, including visits to indigenous communities, ceramic workshops, and the Chocolate Route. Experience close encounters with Amazon wildlife.

All-Inclusive & Worry-Free
The package includes transportation, meals, equipment (boots, life jackets), and a bilingual guide, ensuring a stress-free, all-inclusive experience.

Flexible Itinerary
Conclude in Tena, with options to continue to Baños or return to Quito, with assistance for your next travel step. Adventure, culture, and comfort come together for an unforgettable Amazon tour.

What do you need to bring?
Passport (always take a copy)
Camera Film with flash (high speed films are recommended (200-400 ASA)
Sun Protection (sunscreen / sunglasses / hat or cap)
Light cotton pants, Long-sleeved and shirts
Comfortable shoes / sandals for at the lodge
Extra pairs of socks
Shorts / Bathing Suit
Plastic bags to protect cameras or films from rain
Insect Repellent
Flashlight and batteries
Binoculars (Waterproof binoculars for a better bird watching experience)Personal first aid kit
Cash for paying for bar services, tips or for buying some souvenirs at the Interpretative Center
A small bag for daily trips
The itinerary may vary due to force majeure factors. We guarantee the fulfillment of all activities.
Tour Finiah in Tena city, we could offer a shared / private transport service to Quito.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Departure25114101784

Nov 1, 2025

An amazing experience in the Amazonia - A couple of weeks ago, we had the opportunity to visit Ecuador and do the all-inclusive tour. What a wonderful experience!!! Santiago was our guide, he is very knowledgeable, kind and fun. Everything about this tour was well planned, interesting and of great quality. Every day we did something different than the day before. It was a lot of exploring and discovering. Just whinsical! We recommend the tour and mainly we recommend Santiago.

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Hntraveler

Sep 18, 2025

SuchiPakari, a pretty ecolodge, but does not provide enough food for their guests!!! - We bought this 4-night package for an all-inclusive stay at Suchikapari and have four full days of activities in the Amazon jungle. The tours and activities were wonderful, the tour guide Brian really paid personal attention to our group and is a very personable young man. We really enjoyed having him as our tour guide and we would highly recommend him to anyone interested in taking a tour from this company to request him. The resort itself is very nice and the food quality is good, but they do not provide enough food at dinner for the guests. They serve buffet style with 5-6 trays of entrees, but once these trays are emptied, that’s it, there are no refills. I saw plenty of guests finally complaining on my third night there, and we finally decided to complain as well to add weight to our voices. It backfired badly because the next night (our fourth and last night being there), they decided to plate our dinner and served all the guests at their table instead of doing buffet style. Each person is given a half bowl of onion soup, which was salty but edible, and a plate with a meager portion of sad-looking salad, two small pieces of flattened fried chicken, a side of white rice and four wheels of fried plantains. Oh, and don’t let me forget, a small piece of flan that didn’t taste like flan. I am deeply disappointed in the manager, does he not understand the power of a TripAdvisor review???? If we were able to call UberEats or Doordash, it wouldn’t be so bad. But we are literally in the middle of the Amazon rainforest, there is nowhere to go eat except at this one-and-only open air buffet/dinner on-site, and if they think they are almighty and powerful to retaliate by serving their guests dinner this way tonight, I hope they go out of business soon. I am glad I brought granola bars from the US with me so at least I have something to fill in until the morning. Other small inconveniences worth mentioning is that the water pressure is rather lacking, so taking a shower when everyone else is might reduce you to a trickle of water, because that happened to me on two separate days. The entry door has a huge gap on the bottom, so we get a few giant cockroaches, beetles and several small unidentifiable flying insects everywhere every night, we got bitten badly the first night’s sleep. After that, we slept with long sleeves and long pants so we wouldn’t get bitten again. If I can give separately 10 stars to the activities and tour guide Brian, I would! If I can give 1 star to SuchiPakari, I definitely would!!!! The one star is because the resort is actually nice looking, but the lack of sufficient food is simply unbelievable!!!

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Hesleton

Jan 25, 2020

Interesting jungle trek. Unpleasant accommodations. Communication Lacking - We completely enjoyed our 2 days of excursions with David, our local guide. He was knowledgeable, friendly and lots of fun. The ride back to Quito was a long, long trip, due to the mountain pass being closed because of a landslide. Half way to Quito we had to turn around, go back to almost the beginning of our drive and take another route. Our driver, Santiago, drove through the night back through Tena, down to Banos, and up to Quito airport to get us to a flight at 8:30am. What would have been a 4 hour ride, turned into almost a 14 hour trip. Santiago was very professional, kind and determined to get us where we needed to go. We were very thankful for him. However, I have some comments that need to be said. I gave the experience only 3 stars for the following reasons: 1. We were picked up at 4:30 am in Quito at our hotel. We didn't know at the time, this was because of the landslide, and traffic passing through the area only during specified hours. (we figured this out over the next couple of days) At 9:00am we were dropped off at a coffee shop in Tena and told a taxi would take us to the lodge. About 20 minutes later a taxi came, asked us what lodge we were staying at. We had no idea about the lodge name, only the town. None of the travel details showed a name of the accommodation. 2. We took the taxi, only because the driver had a version of my name in an email. He drove us about 45 minutes to the lodge. There we were dropped off at a sign, and a fellow with a wheel barrow came to take our luggage down a long path to the main reception. When we arrived there at 10:30am no one greeted us, no one knew our names, no one told us what to expect next. We were in the middle of nowhere, with no clue what was going on. Only a couple of staff were there and no other guests. Eventually someone gave us a room key and told us to come back at 1:00 for lunch. Someone should have greeted us and explained our itinerary for the next 3 days. After dinner we met our guide, David, who provided the outline. 3. We were at the SuchiPakari Jungle Lodge. The room was smelly from dampness and septic. There were no screens to allow us to open the doors or windows at night to let a breeze in. Now the room was smelly and stuffy. The towels had holes and stains in them. The sheets were lumpy and old also. I was not confident that the bed spread or pillows had been washed in some time, as they smelled also. (After returning home, I looked up the lodge on line. The photos show much brighter, pleasant looking rooms). The table clothes in the dining room were dirty. They were not changed the entire time we were there. White wine was served at room temperature, The waiter didn't understand why we wanted chilled wine. There was no 'expert mixologist' at the bar (as stated on their website), not even a bar tender. We had to find someone who could get us a beer. 4. There seemed to be no one to talk to about our return trip to Quito. We asked our guide, David, to help us with the conversation and translation in order to plan it. He got the ball rolling and eventually the plan was for Santiago to drive us all the way to Quito. There needed to be much better communication about what to expect for this 4 day trip to the Amazon. Of the 4 days, 2 were all travel. We did not understand about the problems with the landslide in the mountains, and travel taking so much longer. We should have known the name of our lodge, someone should have welcomed us when we arrived and provided information about our activities for the next 3 days.

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Neil_h

Jan 17, 2026

A crap experience - Installing solar cover I was either placed on my own on tours who with full Spanish-speaking members of the group. This made a very difficult for the guide to share with me as he spent 90% of the time speaking in Spanish. In meals, I was sat on my own for every meal breakfast dinner and lunch was held in camp Yet there are many other English speaking groups who are more than happy for me to join them? It made for a very disappointing way of engaging and meeting people. I died. PATRICK created a very dangerous situation for me on day three when it was raining extremely heavily walking through rocks and extremely slippery terrain. He wanted to get to a waterfall and he left me behind and I never saw him for a good 25 to 30 minutes and returned to my own.

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