Amazon Rainforest Tours from Quito
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10 best Amazon Rainforest tours from Quito
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- Amazon Jungle - Kayak & Rafting - 6 days
- 5 Days Cultural Yasuni Jungle Tour (Ticket Included)
- 5 Days Napo Amazon Expedition: Culture, Adventure, and Nature Awaits
- 7-Day Paddling Adventure in Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve
- 3 Days Napo Inmersive Lodge
- 4 Days Amazonian Jungle Exploration in Napo
- Tena Amazon Eco-Lodge Adventure 4D/3N
- Ecuador Shaman & Spiritual 3 Days Tour
- Adventure Amazon - Sacha Lodge
- M/V Anakonda Amazon Cruise - 3 nights
Setting off from Quito's Embassy Hotel through Papallacta hot springs leads to the Amazon rainforest. Activities include Archidona's Ushpayacu trail, expert-guided rafting on Jatun Yacu and kayaking on Anzu River.
Duration 6 days Destinations Quito, Papallacta, Archidona, Tena Age Range 2 to 80 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Cami Adventures From
- NZ$2,891
A flight takes you from Quito to El Coca, followed by boat transport through Amazon waters to Yasuni Lodge. The itinerary covers Añangu stream and Mama-Kuna road before returning via La Mision river port.
Duration 5 days Destinations Quito, Yasuni National Park Age Range 12 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From
- NZ$3,354
Duration 5 days Destinations Quito, Yasuni National Park Age Range 8 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From
- NZ$2,130
Duration 7 days Destinations Quito, Cuyabeno Wildlife Preserve Age Range 18 to 75 year olds Operator Responsible Travel South America From
- NZ$2,398
Duration 3 days Destinations Quito, Yasuni National Park Age Range 5 to 100 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From
- NZ$1,593
Duration 4 days Destinations Quito, Yasuni National Park Age Range 5 to 100 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From
- NZ$1,845
A bus transfer takes you from Quito to Tena's Amazon basin. After a 20-minute canoe ride to Itamandi Eco-Lodge, you'll immerse in rainforest and indigenous communities before returning to Quito.
Duration 4 days Destinations Quito, Tena Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Bamba Travel From
- NZ$1,640
The route winds from Quito through diverse ecosystems to Suchipakari Lodge near Tena. Guests spend 2 nights in the Amazon rainforest before returning to Quito on day 3. The journey showcases Ecuador's dramatic elevation changes.
Duration 3 days Destinations Quito, Tena Age Range 18 to 68 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator GUIDEcuador Travel From
- NZ$2,096
A flight from Quito to Coca precedes a 3-hour motorized canoe journey to Sacha Lodge. The Amazon rainforest's canopy walkway and diverse trails fill your days before returning via Coca.
Duration 5 days Destinations Quito, Coca, Tena Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator DERTOUR From
- NZ$4,531
A 30-minute flight from Quito reaches Coca, followed by 1.5-hour canoe transfer to M/V Anakonda. The vessel navigates Amazon Rainforest waters through Lake Panacocha and indigenous territories.
Duration 4 days Destinations Quito, Coca, Tena Age Range 7 to 99 year olds Operator MEIERS WELTREISEN From
- NZ$5,766
What people love about Amazon Rainforest Tours from Quito
- Local Living Ecuador—Amazon Jungle
Genuinely it was all amazing. The intimacy of the family made it though, as did the connection with the jungle. The more modernity which can stay away from this tour, the better.
- Unique Amazon Sustaintable Comunities Encounter in Ecuador with meals included!
A different trip, very beautiful. Maria, our tour guide was very professional, with a native language level. Thanks for all.
What our customers ask about Amazon Rainforest Tours from Quito
What's the best time of year to visit the Amazon Rainforest when starting from Quito?
The Amazon welcomes visitors throughout the year from Quito. The most popular months are June to September when rain is less frequent and trails are easier to navigate. Wildlife viewing in the Napo River region remains consistent across seasons. The Yasuni National Park draws interest from March to May during bird breeding season. Nature enthusiasts often spot diverse birdlife including caciques orioles and the distinctive Hoatzin particularly in the Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve.
How do I get from Quito to the Amazon Rainforest?
The journey starts with a short 30-35 minute flight from Quito to Coca or Lago Agrio. From there travelers take a 2-3 hour boat ride on the Napo River to reach their lodge. Another option is traveling by road through the Andes Mountains which takes 5-6 hours. The road route often includes stops at notable locations like the Papallacta Hot Springs making the longer journey more engaging.
What wildlife can I expect to see on Amazon tours starting from Quito?
The Amazon region near Quito hosts a rich variety of wildlife. Visitors regularly encounter pink river dolphins several species of monkeys toucans parrots and caimans. Yasuni National Park stands out with its impressive count of 610 bird species and 106 reptile species. Giant otters though endangered occasionally make appearances. These rare sightings add an element of excitement to wildlife viewing experiences.
What's the typical duration of Amazon Rainforest tours starting in Quito?
Tours typically run between 3-6 days with most people choosing 4-5 day itineraries. The Yasuni National Park offers 5-day expeditions at Sacha Lodge while La Selva Amazon Lodge provides 4-day adventures. Previous visitors often comment on the well-structured itineraries comfortable lodging and natural features like the lagoons that enhance their stay.
What are the typical accommodations available for Amazon tours starting in Quito?
Eco-lodges form the backbone of Amazon accommodations from Quito. Properties like La Selva Lodge Sacha Lodge and Suchipakari Lodge blend comfort with jungle authenticity. Standard amenities include private bathrooms mosquito nets and ceiling fans. Most properties feature observation platforms and waterfront dining areas. Yarina Lodge for example offers simple but comfortable rooms with effective cooling systems for restful nights.
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