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May
21 - 24 (4D / 3N)
June
03 - 06 (4D/ 3N)
06 - 09 (4D / 3N)
13 - 16 (4D / 3N)
July
01 - 05 (5D / 4N)
04 - 07 (4D / 3N)
11 - 14 (4D / 3N)
15 - 19 (5D / 4N)
20 - 23 (4D / 3N)
25 - 29 (5D / 4N)
August
12 - 15 (4D / 3N)
September
09 - 12 (4D / 3N)
30 - 03 Sept (5D / 4N)
October
07 - 10 (4D / 3N)
10 - 13 (4D / 3N)
25 - 28 (4D / 3N)
November
11 - 14 (4D / 3N)
14 - 18 (5D / 4N)
17 - 21 (5D / 4N)
December
26 - 29 (4D / 3N)

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International Recognition

» Los Angeles Times - Travel

Mindo, Ecuador's cloud-forested wonderland.

By Chris Kraul

Special Expedition to the Hoaoranis’ Community

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8 Days / 7 Nights.

Yasuni.

From 4 to 9 participants.

HoaoranisNOMADTREK´S expeditions consist of longer trips to remote areas with difficult accessibility.

The adventurer interested in this type of expedition needs to be in good physical shape and to be ready to cope with some inconveniences and to carry all personal equipment.

The Hoaorani community is one of the last wild nomad tribes of the Ecuadorian Amazon. Their territory is located within the Yasuní National Park, an area almost untouched by man.

Participate in this great experience with NOMADTREK, visiting the last wild tribes in the Amazon, sharing with them their costumes, live, hunting techniques, and rituals. Let's enjoy together the richness of the forest, surrounded by Macaws, Peccary Pigs, Tapirs and lots of Caimans and Turtles, where also the giant Jaguars, Capybaras and Freshwater Dolphins are not a myth.

The river Tiguino - Conanaco int the Huaorani Territory :

Day 1:   45 minutes flight from Quito to Coca. Reception by our staff in the city of Coca (Francisco de Orellana).

Ride by bus 3 hrs to the Huaorani-village Tiguino, situated in the Pastaza Province, Lunch, navigation 3hr. downstream in canoe by motor on the Tiguino river.

On the way we have the opportunity to see parrots, toucans and monkeys. Welcome cocktail and Dinner in the lodge.

Day 2:    Breakfast, navigation of 2 hrs .

Trek of 4-5 hours in the jungle accompanied by a guide and a native guide. We have the chance to learn about the flora and fauna and the Huaorani culture and their various medicinal plants. Lunch in the forest. Navigation of 1 hr, till we get to our campsite. Dinner and overnight in tents.

Day 3:   1 hr. Navigation, and 5 hrs. trek in the jungle where we have the chance to see birds and mammals. Lunch. In the afternoon we will install our camp (tents) at the river Tiguino.

Dinner and a night tour to observe insects and other nocturnal animals.

Day 4:   Early Breakfast. Navigation 4 hrs downstream the river Cononaco. Then a trek of 4 ½ until we get to Bameno, on the Cononaco riverbank.

This is the last Huaorani village, which did integrate in our civilization. It's a village that still holds on to its culture but could not stop the big inventions of our culture and the oil companies. Dinner and overnight in tents.

Day 5:    In the morning we spend visiting their homes, looking how they live, how they use their blowguns, make their hammoks and getting in touch with this nice group of warriors.

In the late morning we go for a 3 hrs. hike in the forest, accompanied by our Huaorani warriors, and learn how to use the blowgun in their ancient way of hunting. Good chances to observe monkeys, Macaws, and toucans.

Probably also the Indians are going to hunt a couple of monkeys for themselves. In the night we will see the ceremony of the shaman ( wish doctor), in the way he heals his patients and participate in the ritual songs. Dinner, cocktail by a campfire at the camp site.

Day 6:    Day.- Breakfast. Today we have the longest drive on our boats 8 hrs aprox, this is the time that we need to drive from Bameno back to the Lodge in Tiguino.

Box lunch on the way. Dinner and overnight in the Lodge.

Day 7:    Breakfast. Early in the morning we will navigate on the river Tiguino by row-canoe for about 2 hrs.

Later we have an excursion to our canopy observation tower of aprox. 40 mts. height where the guide and the native guide explain about the various plants and animals who exist in this altitude.

Return to the lodge. Lunch. In the afternoon possibility to go sport-fishing and paddle in our dugout canoes in the nearby lake by the lodge. Dinner and a farewell cocktail.

Day 8:    Very early breakfast 4.30 am, and 3 hrs. drive to the bridge of Jivino, to continue our bus trip of 2 ½ hrs to Coca, in time to get our plane to Quito. Transfer to the Hotel Quito. Free afternoon.

Day 9:    This day as an optional tour, we can visit the famous Indian market of Otavalo ( known for the handicrafts), or make a city tour combined with the visit to the Equator monument.

Farewell dinner at La Ronda restaurant, known for his excellent ambient, cuisine, so as his alive folkloric music.

Day 10:    Transfer Out to the Airport Mariscal Sucre.

- All transfers.

- 3 overnights in Quito at the Hotel Quito including buffet breakfast.

- Farewell dinner in Quito.

- All transportation from Coca to Coca.

- Bilingual Naturalist Guides (English and Spanish).

- Soft drinks during the treks.

- 3 meals a day during the treks in the Amazon Tour.

- Daily program of excursions.

- Accommodation in the jungle (tents, aluminum berths, sheets).

- Accommodation in the Lodge in double bedded rooms, mosquito nets. and shared facilities.

- Rubber boots and rain gear.

- National Park taxes.

- Bus drive, or flight Quito - Coca - Quito.

- Extras.

- Combined City Tour in Quito.

- Tour to the Otavalo indian market ( lunch included).

Remarks:   

- Our Tour starts and ends in Coca.

- The overnight will be in tents.

- Due to the remoteness and difficult accessibility Nomadtrek, can start a tour with a minimum of 4, and a maximum of 9 passengers.

  

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