Top Tena Walking Tours

Explore the lush Amazon rainforest with an immersive multi-day stay at Grand Selva Lodge. The 4-day package offers unique activities like tubing, kayaking, and night walks. Engage with local indigenous families, learn traditional skills, and being exposed to a great variety of wildlife while enjoying comfortable accommodations with modern amenities and all meals included. Each day is filled with adventure, cultural experiences, and opportunities to connect with the rich biodiversity of the Amazon. - Stay at a cozy lodge with air conditioning, private bathrooms, and a swimming pool - Participate in exciting activities like night walks, rainforest hikes, and traditional chocolate preparation - Explore Anaconda Island, the Amazoonico Rescue Center, and observe the unique Paiche Arapaima Lagoon - All meals included and guided tours with transportation provided throughout your stay

Why Book This 3-Day Jungle Adventure? Embark on an extraordinary Amazon experience departing from Tena, with reliable transportation, exclusive eco-lodge accommodations, and guided activities. Immerse yourself in the High Napo rainforest and explore vibrant Kichwa communities, the Monkey's Beach, and the scenic Napo River. Highlights: Guided rainforest hikes, river tubing, canoe rides, wildlife encounters, museums and visits to Indigenous communities. Unique Experiences: Night hikes to discover Amazonian wildlife, the Chocolate Route to learn cacao cultivation, and time to unwind at the lodge’s private river beach, pool, or spa. Convenient End Point: The tour concludes in Tena, offering easy connections to Baños, Quito, or beyond. This all-inclusive tour includes meals, entrance fees, rubber boots, life jackets, and expert guides. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover the Amazon’s wonders with comfort and adventure.

This is not a demonstration-style cooking class, it’s a forest-to-table experience co-created with a Kichwa family on their own land. You’ll harvest ingredients directly from a traditional chakra, an Indigenous agroforestry system that mirrors the natural biodiversity of the Amazon and reflects generations of ecological knowledge. Rather than simply observing, you participate in every step: foraging seasonal ingredients, preparing dishes using traditional techniques, and assembling maitos cooked over fire. The experience is developed and operated in partnership with the host family, ensuring tourism directly supports local livelihoods and cultural continuity. By sharing a meal, stories, and homemade artisanal wines together, guests gain insight into a living Indigenous food tradition that is grown and practiced daily.