Arrive at Cuyabeno Bridge at approximately 2:00 p.m. Enjoy a box lunch and complete the final preparations before entering the Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve. Board a motorised canoe and travel along the Cuyabeno River through unique blackwater ecosystems surrounded by lush rainforest. During the approximately 2–3-hour journey, look for birds, monkeys, reptiles, and other Amazonian wildlife. Upon arrival at Amazonas Lodge, settle into your accommodation and enjoy dinner. In the evening, your certified naturalist guide will introduce you to the Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve, its ecosystems, conservation efforts, and the activities planned for the following days.

Begin the day with breakfast at approximately 7:30 a.m. After receiving your wellington boots and a briefing from your guide, travel by motorised or paddle canoe towards Laguna Grande. Navigate through the flooded igapó forest, where ancient trees rise from the water and create a unique habitat for orchids, bromeliads, ferns, birds, and other wildlife. Continue into the terra firme forest for a guided walk along the Palma Roja Trail. Learn about rainforest ecology while searching for macaws, toucans, tanagers, woodpeckers, monkeys, and other Amazonian species. Return to Amazonas Lodge for a late lunch and time to relax. In the afternoon, travel back to Laguna Grande for an evening canoe excursion. Depending on weather and water conditions, enjoy a safe swim and watch the sunset over the Amazon. After dinner, an optional short night walk may be offered to look for frogs and other nocturnal wildlife.

Early risers may join an optional birdwatching excursion at approximately 6:00 a.m. Travel by canoe as the rainforest awakens and look for colourful birds, primates, and other wildlife along the river. After breakfast, continue downstream towards Puerto Bolívar, home to the Siona people. Discover the connection between Amazonian biodiversity, river ecosystems, and indigenous traditions. In the afternoon, visit a nearby Cofán community and meet a local shaman. Learn about medicinal plants, traditional knowledge, and ancestral healing practices. Take part in the harvesting and preparation of cassava bread, an important element of Amazonian culture and daily life. Return to Amazonas Lodge for dinner and a special evening gathering. Depending on weather conditions, an optional short night walk may be available to observe frogs, insects, spiders, and other nocturnal species.

After breakfast, enjoy a flexible day of exploration designed together with your naturalist guide. Depending on weather conditions, wildlife activity, and group interests, the day may include birdwatching, canoe-based wildlife observation, or a guided rainforest walk. This adaptable experience allows you to explore the Amazon in greater depth while learning about local ecosystems, wildlife behaviour, species identification, and habitat dynamics. Enjoy lunch at Amazonas Lodge and spend time relaxing before your final Amazon sunset. Observe how the rainforest changes as daylight fades and the sounds and activity of the forest begin to shift. After dinner, celebrate the journey with a farewell passion fruit cocktail and meet the Amazonas Lodge team. Their local knowledge and hospitality are an important part of this memorable rainforest experience.

Enjoy breakfast at approximately 7:30 a.m. before preparing for your departure from Amazonas Lodge, generally scheduled around 9:30 a.m. The lodge team will assist with your luggage before you board the motorised canoe for the return journey through the Amazon waterways. Navigate back to Cuyabeno Bridge while enjoying your final views of the rainforest. Upon arrival, board the included tourist bus for the return journey from Cuyabeno to Quito. The return journey takes approximately 10–11 hours.