Breakfast. After breakfast we will take a small canoe to head down the Manduro River towards the Sapococha lagoon. We will walk around the lagoon delighting in the sounds of birds, amphibians, animals, as well as learning about various types of aquatic plants. Return to the lodge for lunch.

In the afternoon we will visit the Socali Trail, characterized by the variety of jungle terrain it crosses. This Trail is used as an introduction to the primary forest.
Return to the lodge; Dinner and accommodation.

After breakfast we will head towards the Capybara Trail, which will fill us with adventure as we cross its swampy terrain characterized by hosting a large number of palm trees that are not seen in any other type of terrain. Return to the Lodge for lunch. In the afternoon we will leave aside our rubber boots and hiking clothes to wear shorts and a T-shirt (recommended) and take a small canoe and enjoy a pleasant piranha fishing trip.

Before this activity our guides will show the group the use of the most outstanding weapon of the Amazon, “The blowgun or blowgun.” Return to the Lodge; dinner and lodging. At night, the group will go out to observe alligators in canoes paddled around the lagoon.

Breakfast. We will equip ourselves for walking. We will take a canoe and sail upriver into the jungle, delighting in the observation of butterflies, orchids, amphibians, all this until we reach the Dos Ramas trail where we will take a short walk to learn more about medicinal plants, birds and animals. Return to the Lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, we will sail to the Napo River to enjoy its beaches, an afternoon of swimming and learning about the banks of the Napo River and its inhabitants.

After breakfast we will take the motor canoe and head outside the reserve boundaries to visit an indigenous family from the Quichua del Oriente community.

Our guides will instruct the group about the customs, traditions and way of life of this community. Return to the Lodge for lunch. In the afternoon we will equip ourselves for walking and visit the Guatusos trail, a site where we will have a new opportunity to learn from our guides about the use of some plants within the indigenous culture, in addition to being able to delight in the sounds of birds, insects and animals. Return to the Lodge for dinner and accommodation.

In the afternoon we will take the Tucán trail that will take us to one of the highest Observation Towers in the Amazon. Upon arrival at the tower we will stay at its viewing point observing a wide variety of high-altitude birds. Return to the Lodge; lunch.

In the afternoon we will equip ourselves for walking and visit the Caiman trail, a site where we will have a new opportunity to learn from our guides about the use of some plants within the indigenous culture, in addition to being able to delight in the sounds of birds, monkeys, insects and animals, combined with rowing trips along the river and the lagoon. Return to the lodge for dinner and accommodation.

On the last day the program ends with breakfast at 07:00 and then departure from the lodge at 08:00. Arrival in Coca at 09:00.