Nueva Loja Tours

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.

Explore the natural wonders of Ecuador’s Amazon Rainforest from the comforts of a low-impact eco-lodge on this 4-day, 3-night adventure. Journey into the Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve, a 2,300 square-mile (5,900 square-kilometer) ecological zone that’s been protected since 1979. During your trip you’ll enjoy jungle treks and wildlife spotting, observing birds, monkeys, snakes, pink dolphins, tortoises and more. Visit local forest communities to get a sense of daily life. This Amazon Rainforest expedition includes three nights of accommodation, national park fees, meals, activities and a guide.

The "Baños" Transport and Tourism Cooperative is an Ecuadorian land passenger transport company with more than 60 years of experience. We mobilize more than 5 million people annually; We have 27 agencies throughout the country, we offer attention with high standards of quality, service and technology, and a modern car park, which demonstrates our great operational capacity in addition to the commitment we have with the country and community, we are the pride of Baños Ecuador. We take you to the best tourist destinations.

Come and enjoy our program in the Cuyabeno area !, this is the richest area in flora and fauna of the Ecuador. Here you can admire alligators, turtles, piranas, anacondas, monkeys, tapirs, beautiful sunsets and hopefully pink dolphins !. A kingdom of unexpected treasures! Rates per person in double and triple room, additional supplement for single room.

Cuyabeno Reserve, the second-largest in all of Ecuador, is located in the Amazon Region, in the northeastern part of Ecuador. It is traversed by the Cuyabeno, Aguarico and SanMiguel rivers, with a complex system of lagoons to complement the main water sources. Cuyabeno is one of the most biodiverse nature reserves on Earth, with over 500 bird species, 350 birds, 100 mammals, and over 400,000 plant species. There are 5 different indigenous ethnic groups living along its banks, the Siona, Secoya, Cofan, Quichua, and Shuar. Each community has its own territory, beliefs, and practices, but they all share a deep respect for nature and a simple way of life-based largely on hunting and gathering. Cuyabeno Reserve is under threat from the oil industry and deforestation, which is why today it is more than ever paramount to protect this valuable ecosystem.

Take a 4-Day adventure deep into the Ecuadorian Amazon Jungle in Tapir Lodge. This Comfort Class jungle lodge works in collaboration with the family members of the Siona community in Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve. Built under sustainable and responsible tourism premises, Tapir holds an ecofriendly structure working alongside with the local community. Make daily excursions into the jungle in a 5-day program while staying at rooms built on two towers of 15 meters high each one, experience and feel nature and the jungle wilderness closer.

Explore one of the most mystical and wonderful regions of the world: The rainforest of South America. Around 2% of the Amazon rainforest is found in the foothills of the Ecuadorian Andes, a place that is better known as the ‘Oriente’, but it has a third of all existing Amazonian biodiversity. The Cuyabeno wildlife reserve protects around 603,380 hectares, which are located close to the Equatorial line, in the northeastern part of the Ecuadorian Amazon rainforest. In the reserve there are more than 500 different species of colorful birds that range from small hummingbirds to majestic harpy eagle.Within one hectare of this place you can find 240 different species of plants and many of them are used for medicinal purposes. Jaguars, monkeys, anteaters, sloths, river dolphins (Iniageoffrensis and Sotaliafluviatilis), manatees and armadillos, are just some of the mammals that live in the reserve.

Go deep into the Cuyabeno Reserve on a five-day trip from Lago Agrio that explores Amazonian wildlife, adventurous trails, and indigenous culture, with accommodations in a forest lodge at the edge of the Big Lagoon. Watch for monkeys, toucans, pink dolphins, and tortoises, and meet a shaman from the Siona Indian community in Puerto Bolivar. This five-day Amazon trip includes accommodations, meals, and all activities, plus round-trip transport from Lago Agrio.

Enjoy a 4 days Jungle Experience in the Cuyabeno Reserve. You will get the chance to do different activities such as hiking in the jungle, some canoe ride on the Cuyabeno river and meeting a community. Besides you will be able to spot different types of birds, mammals or insects. The tour has departure every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, it includes all accommodation and most of the activities.

Its the perfect combination for those, who want to explore the wildlife of Guyambe reserve as well as being active with an paddle board. Immerse in the stunning flora and fauna of the Amazon rainforest, see monkeys, spiders, monkeys and if you are lucky pink dolphines as well.

Come and enjoy our program in the Cuyabeno area !, this is the richest area in flora and fauna of the Ecuador. Here you can admire alligators, turtles, piranas, anacondas, monkeys, tapirs, beautiful sunsets and hopefully pink dolphins !. A kingdom of unexpected treasures! Rates per person in double and triple room, additional supplement for single room.

Cuyabeno Reserve, the second-largest in all of Ecuador, is located in the Amazon Region, in the northeastern part of Ecuador. It is traversed by the Cuyabeno, Aguarico and SanMiguel rivers, with a complex system of lagoons to complement the main water sources. Cuyabeno is one of the most biodiverse nature reserves on Earth, with over 500 bird species, 350 birds, 100 mammals, and over 400,000 plant species. There are 5 different indigenous ethnic groups living along its banks, the Siona, Secoya, Cofan, Quichua, and Shuar. Each community has its own territory, beliefs, and practices, but they all share a deep respect for nature and a simple way of life-based largely on hunting and gathering. Cuyabeno Reserve is under threat from the oil industry and deforestation, which is why today it is more than ever paramount to protect this valuable ecosystem.

Come and enjoy our program in the Cuyabeno area !, this is the richest area in flora and fauna of the Ecuador. Here you can admire alligators, turtles, piranas, anacondas, monkeys, tapirs, beautiful sunsets and hopefully pink dolphins !. A kingdom of unexpected treasures! Rates per person in double and triple room, additional supplement for single room.