At dawn, we will begin our birdwatching tour along the banks of the Yanayacu River and the nearby plantations. Here, we may observe species such as the Tuki-Tuki or wattled jacana, the kingfisher, and the black-collared hawk. After the activity, we will return to the lodge for breakfast.
Later, we will start an ethnobotanical walk of approximately 2 hours, accompanied by expert guides. During this experience, we will identify medicinal plants such as cat’s claw, dragon’s blood, and copaiba oil, as well as giant trees like the Lupuna, also known as Ceiba Pentandra, whose enormous trunk can require more than 25 people to surround it.
Along the trail, we may also find the famous Tarzan vines, adding a touch of jungle adventure to the walk.
Afterward, we will return to the lodge for lunch.
At the scheduled time, we will visit the sugarcane mill in San Juan de Huashalado, where you will learn how the region’s traditional alcoholic drinks are made and have the opportunity to taste them.
Just 10 minutes from the village, you will find the majestic Amazon River, where you can swim in its warm waters and enjoy the spectacular scenery.
During the summer season, we may also enjoy a natural mud treatment on the banks of the Amazon River. On small river islands, you can experience a refreshing swim and a mud treatment for the skin, a natural spa experience offered by the rainforest. Do not forget your swimsuit.
Later, we will go in search of pink and gray river dolphins. These beautiful dolphins can be observed along the Amazon River, where you will be able to appreciate their elegance in their natural environment.
After dinner, we will begin an interesting night boat ride along José Caño Creek, where we will enjoy the magical sounds of the rainforest and, under the moonlight, observe the constellations.
We will then return to the lodge, where you will have free time to enjoy an exotic drink at our bar.
Overnight: Lodge.