Top Amazon Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

The jungle, rivers, caves, canyons, flora and fauna have made this majestic jungle the ideal place to hike and connect with nature. According to the stories of the local people, the spiritual connection with nature makes it possible to find tranquility in the jungle. The crystalline waters of the rivers brings a sense of peace and rejuvenation to every person who bathes in them. This tour is ideal for those who want to connect with nature and learn the secrets and myths of the jungle.

Discover the best of the Ecuadorian Amazon on a 4-day tour. The excursion strikes the perfect balance of wildlife, culture, and adventure. With all meals, accommodation, and transportation provided, you don’t spend a moment on bookings or organization. See pink dolphins, canoe along the Cuyabeno River, swim in Laguna Grande, and more. You also get to visit the Siona indigenous community and meet their shaman.

Immerse yourself in the Ecuadorian Amazon during this adventure-packed 5-day guided trip. The tour itinerary includes a canoe trip down the Cuyabeno River, jungle hikes during the day and at night, and bird watching from a 82-foot-high (25-meter) tower. Plus, you’ll have the chance to meet the local Siona community, an indigenous group living in the Amazon. Learn how they make bread and meet their shaman.

If you are looking to have an exciting, authentic and unforgettable rainforest adventure, the 360° Jungle Tour Expedition Amazonia Ecuador is perfect for you. You will be exposed to water fun, wildlife, indigenous culture and lots more in only one day with the most modern equipment and safety standards. Don´t miss out!

Explore the jungles of Cuyabeno National Park on this 4-day, small-group tour with a naturalist guide. The tour itinerary includes a canoe trip down the Cuyabeno River, jungle hikes during the day and at night, and bird watching from a 82-foot-high (25-meter) tower. Plus, you’ll have the chance to meet the local Siona community, an indigenous group living in the Amazon. Overnight accommodations on the banks of the Aquarico River and meals per itinerary are included.

Immerse yourself in the Cuyabeno Reserve, located in the Ecuadorian Amazon, on this 4-day guided jungle tour. It’s perfectly suited for nature enthusiasts, ecology buffs, adventure seekers, and those who want to explore the diverse ecosystem. A unique aspect of the tour is a visit to the local Siona community, an indigenous group living in the Ecuadorian Amazon. They will teach you how to make yucca bread, show you how they grow coffee, and you'll be able to meet their shaman.

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.

Experience our Underwater World of the Galapagos Islands Private Snorkel Tour! Embark on a serene journey through the picturesque landscapes of Ecuador as you make your way to the heart of the city. Upon your arrival, meet your seasoned tour guide, ready to lead you on an enchanting tour of the Galapagos Islands. Explore the underwater world of the Galapagos Islands with a full-day snorkel tour from San Cristobal. Transportation is provided to three popular snorkel sites: Rosa Blanca, Sardinia Bay, and Kicker Rock. Keep an eye out for hammerhead sharks, sea turtles, rays, and octopuses. Reserve your tour now to avoid the stress of booking last minute upon arrival on the island. We'll greet you directly at the city center or hotels and ensure you return with ample time to relax and relish your day. Leave the details to us as we escort you on an extraordinary adventure, crafting memories that will stand the test of time!

In the heart of the reserve, nestled along the winding path of the Cuyabeno river, lies the Caiman Eco-Lodge. A Pioneer in the reserve, in addition to this pristine wilderness, it stands some 30 kilometers from the park's entrance, accessible solely by the gentle glide of a canoe, the journey dictated by the rhythm of the seasons. This haven, designed to blend seamlessly with nature, can host up to 24 souls seeking communion with the wild. Guests find solace in quaint huts, each thoughtfully divided into cabins, every room echoing the whispers of the forest outside. As the day wanes, one might find themselves lulled into a restful trance in the hammock area, or perhaps on the viewing platform, where, if fortune favors, the elusive pink river dolphins might grace you with a performance. It's in the guidance of our accredited naturalist and skilled canoe driver, for we believe that to truly unlock the secrets of this realm, one needs a storyteller who knows its every nuance.

On this ancestral route our guide will explain the ancestral traditions that were practiced in the canyons and natural jars and clean spirits in the waterfalls where bad energies can be purified

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.