The Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve lies in the northeastern corner of Ecuador’s Amazon rainforest. It is a biodiversity hotspot,  home to one of the world’s greatest concentrations of distinct animal and plant species.  A complex system of alluvial formations,  13 lagoons,  rivers and flooded forest make up the 603,000 ha site,  recording some of the highest levels of Biodiversity in the World.

One highlight of any once-in-a-lifetime visit to Ecuador’s stunning rainforest region are the flooded forests of Igapo at the heart of the Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve.  The Cuyabeno Reserve has more than 520 different species of birds;  60 species of orchids;  over 350 species of fish;  a big variety of reptiles such as anacondas,  caimans and river turtles.  As well as the 12,000 estimated species of plant found within the reserve,  many species of mammals including the incredible tapir (Tapirus terrestris),  which lends its name to our exclusive Lodge.

The following activities are offered …

• Bird watching
• Canoeing
• Caiman watching
• Sport fishing
• Rain Forest treks
• Night hikes
• Indian communities
• Shamanism
• Camping

BREAKING OFFERS ….

Tapir Lodge Offers

Last updated:  February 6th,  2012

NOTE:  Rates are subject to change &  availability

Rates include:

• Fluvial transportation;
• Accommodation;
• Full meals;
• Guided excursions;
• Local bilingual guide;
• Life vests, rubber boots and rain coats.

Rates do not include:

• Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve entrance fee (US $10.00)
• Alcoholic & bottled beverages
• Transportation to/from Quito
• Tips & personal expenses