Top Misahualli Outdoor Activities

Discover the Amazon Witness the vibrant transformation of the Amazon at dawn on this half-day birdwatching tour in Misahuallí. As the morning light filters through the lush vegetation, immerse yourself in breathtaking landscapes and the region’s rich biodiversity. With an expert guide, you can identify fascinating bird species — from electric blue-fishing martins to colorful thongs and parrots — all while enjoying the serene beauty of the Amazon rainforest. This personalized experience guarantees you to observe wildlife in total tranquility and appreciate the natural environment before returning to your afternoon plans. Immersive experience of 5 hours of bird watching in the Amazon rainforest. Expert guide to help you identify local bird species and their habitats. Spectacular panoramic views where Amazonian rivers meet lush primary vegetation.

Our program caters to couples, friends, families, and solo travelers, offering something for everyone who appreciates wildlife, nature, and indigenous cultures. Upon arrival at Suchipakari Jungle Lodge, our all-inclusive packages ensure you fully experience the Napo Amazon region's wonders. Guided by our native experts, you can customize your adventure duration as desired! 3 AMAZING DAYS: Day 1: Begin with an introductory walk through the rainforest, followed by energizing tubing, and end with a night walk. Day 2: Enjoy an excursion along the Napo River to encounter wildlife and immerse yourself in indigenous Amazon culture. Day 3: After breakfast, indulge in our favorite activity—learning to make chocolate from cacao beans.

Every tour lasts up to four(4) hours and begins on the calm waters of Monkey Beach in Misahualli, the Ecuadorian Amazon. We always hire a boat to float alongside us, so some passengers get on and off the boat, SUP paddle a bit, practice, do yoga, swim, get back in the boat, take photos, explore secluded beaches, paddle some more, etc. From Monkey Beach we will float on the Misahualli River along gentle easy water to the Napo River, past secluded beaches, to native Kichwa villages such as Awarina and Shipati where many of our friends live. Optional activies along the route include tiny class 1 rapids, wildlife-viewing such as monkeys and birds, visiting native villages and seeing exotic pets, fossil hunting, and even a chance to pan for gold. When we stop on a secluded beach, one person can pan for gold while others are hunting for fossils, while another sits on the boat eating snacks. This is a very easy laid-back tour with plenty of options for varied fitness levels and ages.