All TripsEcuador Amazon Solo Expedition
Deep jungle immersion in the most biodiverse place on Earth
Why We Recommend This Trip
Ecuador's Yasuni region is the most biodiverse place on the planet per square kilometer, and its well-developed lodge network means you can sleep deep in primary rainforest with expert indigenous guides without roughing it.
Trip Highlights
Unmatched Biodiversity
Explore Yasuni National Park, which holds the record for the most species per square kilometer on Earth.
Canoe Through the Canopy
Paddle dugout canoes through flooded forests where monkeys, macaws, and caimans surround you.
Indigenous Community Visit
Learn traditional knowledge from Kichwa communities who have called the rainforest home for centuries.
Night Jungle Walk
Discover the Amazon's nocturnal world with guided night hikes revealing frogs, insects, and caimans.
Day-by-Day Overview
Quito to the Amazon
Fly from Quito to Coca and take a motorized canoe deep into the rainforest.
Canopy Tower & Parrot Lick
Climb the observation tower at dawn to watch parrots and macaws at a clay lick.
Flooded Forest Canoe
Paddle dugout canoes through flooded forests spotting monkeys and pink river dolphins.
Indigenous Community Day
Visit a Kichwa community to learn about traditional plant medicine and rainforest survival.
Night Hike & Caiman Spotting
Daytime bird watching, evening guided night hike to spot caimans and tree frogs.
Oxbow Lake & Piranha Fishing
Canoe to an oxbow lake to fish for piranhas and spot giant river otters.
Jungle Farewell & Return
Morning nature walk, then canoe and flight back to Quito.
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