You can do this ride in a motor or paddle canoe to visit the indigenous communities that live near the banks of the river. This boat ride is ideal for those interested in interacting with the communities and learning more about the flora and fauna that live in this biodiverse area.

Take your buoy and slide down the river alone or accompanied, your only tool are your hands to advance. This activity allows you to see the jungle from a different perspective, admire the clear sky and the lush trees that accompany the course of the river.

Take a leisurely ride down the river on a kayak raft while admiring the beautiful scenery along the river. During your ride you will see some monkeys that will accompany you climbing the trees, as well as the hoatzIn bird with its peculiar stinky smell.

The best way to spend family vacations is to explore the jungle with your children, for them it will be like being in a giant patio where they will be free to let their imaginations fly.

You will hear the forest at night, how it comes to life in every corner you go, for this tour do not forget to bring your flashlight, so you can see nocturnal animals such as: nocturnal monkeys with big eyes, amphibians, snakes, owls and even some alligators, with the lighting of your flashlight and the stars.

You will be able to interact with the people of the Kichwa communities of the jungle to know their lifestyle and their special connection with the forest, learning about their rituals, ancestral natural medicine with, cultivation techniques for their survival, cooking recipes that strengthen the immune system, preservation of their language, among others. cultural expressions. You can also buy natural souvenirs such as: ceramic crafts or pieces of raft carving, thus helping to generate sustainable tourism.

You will get to know the cocoa tree closely, the benefits of its fruit and the process that is followed to make the delicious final product with a "fine aroma", chocolate with a tasting of the product and the possibility of buying some tablets to take home or eat right there.

A place so immersed in the jungle that it will be difficult to find on the map, with trails that you can do depending on how much you want to walk and your adventure skills:
* Sloth Beat Trail: easy access with a duration of 3 hours, and
* Tití Trail: an adventure trail with a duration of 4 to 5 hours.

In the second path, visitors go down from the forest to the river, either walking or if you want adventure you can do it with the canyoning equipment and descend 40 meters (131 feet), this activity can be done by adventurers of all ages. To get to Suchipakari Lodge instead of walking you can also do it by bicycle, this whole experience will be safe and following all the protocols against COVID-19.

This place is a refuge for wildlife, so it will be quite easy to see some monkeys swinging in the branches of the trees, tapirs, capybaras and turtles on the banks of the river, macaws flying all over the forest, the elusive Ocelot and even big snakes like boas or anacondas, but do not worry because your guide will always be with you to help you avoid any danger in the jungle.