After an early breakfast, you'll begin your exploration, taking advantage of the early hours of the day, which are the best time to observe the vibrant activities of the rainforest. Below is a somewhat standard day, but you can choose to do many canoe excursions instead of walking. During a hike in the rainforest, your guide will share their knowledge with you. You'll learn and understand how life in the jungle can coexist in a delicate balance. Your guide will explain the use of medicinal plants, knowledge that has been passed down through generations and is still applied by the local population. Keep an eye out for amphibians, butterflies, centipedes, millipedes, snakes, birds, monkeys, and other mammals along the trail. Later, you'll return to the lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, you'll take a trip along the Cuyabeno River to discover the animals living in the dense forest along the riverbanks, especially monkeys, as well as macaws, toucans, and sloths. There's a good chance to see river dolphins (Inia geoffrensis and Sotalia fluviatilis) in the magnificent river landscape. Before dinner, you'll venture into the dark jungle to find its nocturnal life, such as insects, spiders, snakes, or colorful frogs, accompanied by the nighttime sounds of the rainforest. 

Enjoy a morning walk through the jungle to observe wildlife, especially monkeys and birds. Return to the lodge for breakfast and then continue in a motorized canoe along the "Turtle Path" to visit the Seoqueya community, where several families from the Siona indigenous group live. One of the family members will demonstrate traditional cooking techniques, including the preparation of the typical yuca bread called casave. Try making the bread under the family’s guidance while your guide explains the local traditions and cultures.

In the afternoon, continue by motorized canoe along the Cuyabeno River to Laguna Grande. Here, you'll have the chance to explore a unique tropical rainforest ecosystem: the flooded forest (Igapó), characterized by enormous trees and lush vegetation. After exploring the lagoon, cool off with a swim in its tranquil waters while enjoying the sunset. Continue your adventure downstream to see more nocturnal wildlife, especially caimans, before returning to the lodge.

This morning's activity will be a short canoe ride to enjoy the sunrise in the jungle, where you'll have a good chance to observe different types of wildlife and savor another peaceful moment in this wonderful natural paradise. After breakfast, you'll have time to prepare your luggage for the return trip. You will navigate upstream to return to El Puente in Cuyabeno. After your box-lunch, the bus will take you back to Lago Agrio, and from there, you will return to Quito, where your tour ends.