Andes to Amazon Multisport
per person
Enjoy the best landscapes and trails of the Cayambe Coca National Park in this unforgettable trip. Raft down the magnificent Quijos River, navigate and explore the rivers and flooded forests of the Cuyabeno Faunistic Reserve in the depths of the amazon jungle. This is a multi-sport adventure full of opportunities to encounter the most iconic fauna of the Andes and the Amazon of Ecuador. We will have the opportunity to look for Andean Bears, deer, Condors, Toucans, Sloth, river dolphins and various species of monkeys. This is a trip that you will never forget!
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Level
Challenging -
Duration
6 Days -
Activity
Hike/Rafting/Paddle Board -
Age Range
15-65 -
Group
6 -
Temporality
March – September -
Languages
English – Spanish -
Includes
Private transportationBilingual Local ExpertNative indigenous local Expert on CuyabenoMealsLodgingEntrance feesSnacksDrinking WaterWhitewater rafting gearSafety KayakSUP Gear -
Not Included
Personal gear (back pack, flashlight, rain jacket)Walking PolesWater BottleAdditional Personal expensesTravel Insurance
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HIGHLIGHTS
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HIGHLIGHTS:
- Beautiful landscapes
- Pristine nature trails
- Cayambe Coca National Park
- Category 3 and 4 rafting
- Cuyabeno Reserve
- Paddle Boarding in flooded forests and lakes
- Indigenous communities
Tour Location
Eastern Andes Cordillera. Pichincha, Napo and Sucumbíos provinces Altitude between 4000m - 300m
Sebastian Jurado
Sebastián has dedicated his life to adventure and nature from an early age, which has given him the chance to lead expeditions for different North American adventure companies such as: MT Sobek and REI Adventures. He has worked as a tour leader on Easter Island in Chile and in Panama. He is also a pioneer in leading sea kayaking expeditions and SUP expeditions in the Ecuadorian Amazon as well. Sebastián holds a degree in Tourism, which has allowed him to work in Costa Rica and venture into opening new routes in Galapagos, main land Ecuador and in Chile.Two expeditions have marked his life intensely, the descent to La Cueva de Los Tayos and kayaking across the San Blas Archipelago in Panama, where he experienced hands on the Kuna culture and their incredible way of navigating the sea. For more than twenty years he dedicated his professional career to planning expeditions, exploring and curating new adventures and guiding travelers on unforgettable routes and experiences through amazing landscapes.