Your first tour takes places in the evening, when your guide will take you for a walk to explore the alluring rainforest during nighttime, with chances of spotting caimans, owls. Gaze at the stars and see the beautiful Southern hemisphere constellations from a clear sky, away from the contamination of the cities.

After lunch, arrive in Yasuní, where you will take a canoe-ride. Shared by Peru and Ecuador, this national park is home to exotic animals such as pink river dolphins, black caimans, river turtles, and even the world-famous anacondas, the largest snakes in the world. Another of the highlights its the hoatzin, locally known as ‘stinky turkey,’ an animal crucial to understand the evolution of birds due to its distinctive feature: the claws located on its wings, used to defend itself from predators.

Board the cruise again to continue navigating upstream. In the meantime, enjoy a lecture and a documentary to get more information about the astonishing nature that surrounds you. There are also chances of learning how to make your own handicraft, using the techniques and elements of the Amazonian people.

Take a tour to spot different creatures that inhabit the hidden islands in Napo River.

In the afternoon, visit Limoncocha Biological Reserve, a fascinating protected area where more than 478 bird species and several monkey species have been recorded. This activity will extend into the evening, when you have a chance to spot black caiman with the help of your flashlights. Return to the M/V Anakonda for dinner.