Expedition Overview
Tapir is a lodge created in partnership with the Siona community. This place is perfect for exploring the Amazon rainforest. The lodge is located in the Cuyabeno Wildlife Production Reserve.


What to Expect
The rustic, airy restaurant offers a relaxed atmosphere for dinner with its windows open, allowing the cicadas evening song to circle. An a la carte dinner is served in the restaurant, bringing fine dining to the jungle. Using fresh and sustainable products, our chef prepares meals to delight the tastes of a world traveler while satisfying the appetite of an adventurer!
GUESTS | BED | ||
2-5 | Double / Triple | ||
The bungalows are located in three 35-foot high towers. Each room has its own private bathroom with hot water, as well as beds with mosquito nets, which ensure good ventilation. |
- Electrical outlets
- Hot water
Rubber boots
Raincoats
Life jackets.
Pre- post trip accommodation in Quito (Twin/ Double) - USD 100 Per Night
Pre- post trip accommodation in Quito (Single) - USD 100 per Night
Private airport transfer - USD 38 per person
General Specifications
Cuyabeno
Lodge
22 cabins
Bar Restaurant
4-5-7 Days
What´s Included
Private transportation Lago Agrio - Tapir Lodge - Lago Agrio.
All meals (breakfast-lunch-dinner); pure water, coffee, tea.
Bilingual naturalist guides for all activities.
Lodging in double room with mosquito nets.
Hiking equipment (raincoat, rubber boots, life jackets).
Excursions
Transportation Quito - Lago Agrio - Quito (bus or plane)
5.00 community / $ 5.00 Shaman.
Meals before and after the tour.
All other expenses not specified in the tour.
Tips & Extras.
What to bring?
FAQS
What is the minimum age for this trip?
8 years old as a minimum age.
What is the currency?
US American Dollars
What Travel Insurance do you recommend?
World Nomads Insurance with a coverage of USD 200 000
What vaccinations do I need?
For Ecuador Highlands, Covid vaccination is required.
What’s the weather like?
Seasons in Ecuador have nothing to do with temperature – instead there is a dry season and a wet season. In Ecuador, the winter season is hot and wet, and the summer is dry and cold. Ecuador’s dry, summer season falls between May and December. January to April is Ecuador’s wet wintertime. There is not much of a transition between the seasons.
Most of Ecuador has mild temperatures year-round. In the highlands of the Andes, the temperatures are usually cooler and depend of the altitude mainly, the higher the colder, The average temperature in Quito is in the mid-60s Fahrenheit (17 – 18 degrees Celsius). But the average temperature by the snow-cover volcanos can be mid-50s Fahrenheit (10 – 13 degrees Celsius).
What Do I Do about drinking water?
The tap water in Ecuador is not always friendly on the stomach for those who haven’t been in Latin America for a while. There is purified water in each of the accommodation which you can use to fill up each morning, so be sure to pack a reusable water bottle or two. There will also be water in the transportation.
How much should I tip?
Tips are not included in the trip cost. These are entirely at your discretion but there is an expectation to tip for good service. Your guide will help with advice; however, we suggest the below as a guideline per person:
Guides: USD 10- USD 15 per day
Of course, you are free to tip more or less, and the amount should be reflective of your perception of service and quality - a tip is not compulsory and should only be given when you receive excellent service
Expedition Overview
Tapir is a lodge created in partnership with the Siona community. This place is perfect for exploring the Amazon rainforest. The lodge is located in the Cuyabeno Wildlife Production Reserve.


Itinerary
What to Expect
The rustic, airy restaurant offers a relaxed atmosphere for dinner with its windows open, allowing the cicadas evening song to circle. An a la carte dinner is served in the restaurant, bringing fine dining to the jungle. Using fresh and sustainable products, our chef prepares meals to delight the tastes of a world traveler while satisfying the appetite of an adventurer!
GUESTS | BED | ||
2-5 | Double / Triple | ||
The bungalows are located in three 35-foot high towers. Each room has its own private bathroom with hot water, as well as beds with mosquito nets, which ensure good ventilation. |
- Electrical outlets
- Hot water
Rubber boots
Raincoats
Life jackets.
Pre- post trip accommodation in Quito (Twin/ Double) - USD 100 Per Night
Pre- post trip accommodation in Quito (Single) - USD 100 per Night
Private airport transfer - USD 38 per person
Ships & Deck Plans
Specifications
General Specifications
Cuyabeno
Lodge
22 cabins
Bar Restaurant
4-5-7 Days
What´s Included
Private transportation Lago Agrio - Tapir Lodge - Lago Agrio.
All meals (breakfast-lunch-dinner); pure water, coffee, tea.
Bilingual naturalist guides for all activities.
Lodging in double room with mosquito nets.
Hiking equipment (raincoat, rubber boots, life jackets).
Excursions
Transportation Quito - Lago Agrio - Quito (bus or plane)
5.00 community / $ 5.00 Shaman.
Meals before and after the tour.
All other expenses not specified in the tour.
Tips & Extras.
What to bring?
FAQS
What is the minimum age for this trip?
8 years old as a minimum age.
What is the currency?
US American Dollars
What Travel Insurance do you recommend?
World Nomads Insurance with a coverage of USD 200 000
What vaccinations do I need?
For Ecuador Highlands, Covid vaccination is required.
What’s the weather like?
Seasons in Ecuador have nothing to do with temperature – instead there is a dry season and a wet season. In Ecuador, the winter season is hot and wet, and the summer is dry and cold. Ecuador’s dry, summer season falls between May and December. January to April is Ecuador’s wet wintertime. There is not much of a transition between the seasons.
Most of Ecuador has mild temperatures year-round. In the highlands of the Andes, the temperatures are usually cooler and depend of the altitude mainly, the higher the colder, The average temperature in Quito is in the mid-60s Fahrenheit (17 – 18 degrees Celsius). But the average temperature by the snow-cover volcanos can be mid-50s Fahrenheit (10 – 13 degrees Celsius).
What Do I Do about drinking water?
The tap water in Ecuador is not always friendly on the stomach for those who haven’t been in Latin America for a while. There is purified water in each of the accommodation which you can use to fill up each morning, so be sure to pack a reusable water bottle or two. There will also be water in the transportation.
How much should I tip?
Tips are not included in the trip cost. These are entirely at your discretion but there is an expectation to tip for good service. Your guide will help with advice; however, we suggest the below as a guideline per person:
Guides: USD 10- USD 15 per day
Of course, you are free to tip more or less, and the amount should be reflective of your perception of service and quality - a tip is not compulsory and should only be given when you receive excellent service