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Jungle tours - Amazonas Jungle Tours - Cuyabeno
 The following tours in the Amazon (Cuyabeno national reserve) are operated by one of our partner. The tour operator is specialized for eco-tourism and offers professional guides. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The camp (lodge) is quite basic but clean. All rooms are with private bath.
The Cuyabeno Reserve was created in 1979 and it covers over 600,000 ha of untainted rainforest around the Río Cuyabeno. The reserve can be accessed from Lago Agrio and it has become an important tourist destination. Frequently seen fauna include several species of monkey, birds, caimans, pihranas, turtles, and conga ants. Freshwater dolphins, giant armadillos, anacondas, and manatees are also occasionally spotted. A variety of indigenous groups, including the Cofan, the Siona, and the Secoya have traditionally inhabited the area. Recently, the Lowland Quichuas have immigrated to the area. Some of these indigenous communities are involved in "Indigenous Community Controlled Ecotourism," and offer jungle tours that support responsible tourism. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Anacondas, Monkeys, beatuful flora and fauna and much more... visit the Cuyabeno reserve in Ecuador! This jungle tour will not disapoint you. 
This 4 days Jungle tour in the rainforest of Ecuador (Amazonas) takes place in the Cuyabeno national reserve. 4 days are just enough for everybody who travels the first time to the jungle. It allows you to get the feeling of the jungle.
During this 5 day trip to the jungle (rain forest) of Ecuador in the Cuyabeno national reserve you will get the chance to explore the Amazonas. Excellent tour guides, beautiful colors and several species of birds, monkeys and other animals are waiting for you!
During this 6 day trip to the jungle (rain forest) of Ecuador in the Cuyabeno national reserve you will get the chance to explore the Amazonas. A variety of indigenous groups, including the Cofan, the Siona and the Secoya have traditionally inhabited this area.