Kuyana Lodge Amazon Sustainable Package 3D/2N 2026

Your adventure begins the moment you arrive! Enjoy a refreshing jungle drink while your host introduces your itinerary and shares key information about the hotel. Take some time to settle into your room and relax before the evening’s first exploration.

Later, set out on the Guitarracocha Trail, inspired by local legends of guitars echoing around a mysterious water formation at night. Along the way, discover Kuyana Island, where your guide will explain the unique rainforest ecosystem—and you can even take a swim in the crystal-clear waters. The experience ends at the Kuyana Viewpoint, with stunning views of the Hollin River and surrounding rainforest—perfect for photos.

Trail difficulty: Moderate (2.5/5)
Duration: Approx. 1.5 hours.

Begin your day with a delicious breakfast made from the freshest local ingredients.

In the morning, enjoy a guided walk to the Ushpayacu Waterfalls. Formed by natural springs that flow through the lodge’s surroundings, this beautiful estuary creates a perfect setting for exploration. Along the trail, you’ll admire cascading waterfalls and spot colorful birds, insects, and wildlife that thrive in this rich ecosystem.
Trail difficulty: Moderate (3.0/5)
Duration: Approx. 3 hours.

In the afternoon, immerse yourself in local culture with a traditional cooking class. Discover the flavors of the Amazon as you prepare and taste regional dishes such as maito and chontacuro, and even learn how to make your own chocolate.

As night falls, venture into the jungle on a guided night hike. Experience the rainforest from a new perspective while discovering the fascinating nocturnal creatures that come alive after dark. 

Your final morning in the jungle begins with the melodic songs of birds and a delicious breakfast made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

Before departing, take part in the Hollin River Reforestation Project. Plant a tree and help restore the rainforest, contributing to the protection of this precious ecosystem for future generations.

This meaningful experience connects you with nature while supporting local culture and sustainable practices—leaving you with lasting memories of your time in the Amazon.