Tours

Sustainable tourism

General specifications of our tours

The Ecological Foundation Tiuti Wally organizes tours in the Mawka Llakta sector of the Sarayaku community which lies in the heart of the Ecuadorian Amazon region, a tropical rainforest with marvellous attractions in flora and fauna, cascades and rivers.

Our tours are organized as sustainable tourism tours and eco adventure for people who take an interest in the biodiversity of the Ecuadorian Amazon region and would like to get to know the Indians’ cultures (Kichua and/or Shuar).

Reservations

Reservations for a tour can be made via:

Telephone:
Puyo, Pastaza: 00593-3-2883868
Baños, Tungurahua: 00593-3-2742182
Mobile: 00593-9-7348487
E-mail: info@fundacion-tiutiwally.org
Homepage: www.fundacion-tiutiwally.org

Make a deposit of 50% of the prize of the tour.
If you want to cancel a reservation, you will have to do so 48 hours in advance of its scheduled start. In case of cancelling you will have to pay an administration fee of 50%.

Please, indicate if you are vegetarian or/and if you are suffering from allergies or any other health problems.

Note

All our programs are designed to give you an idea of what you might be able to do on a tour. The daily programs can vary. As the jungle is not predictable the guide might modify the program according to the circumstances and your ideas. We are also able and very interested in tailoring a program according to our guests’ wishes. Don’t hesitate to give us a note!

What you need in the jungle

Passport (original or photocopy)
Towel, swimsuit, trunks, wash bag
Torch, batteries
Camera, binoculars
Gnat/ insect repellent, sunscreen
Shoes and/or sandals
Light trousers, shorts
Light shirts with short and long sleeves
Thick sports stockings
Cap or hat, sunglasses

Recommendation

It would be fantastic if you could bring biodegradable soap and shampoo in order to not contaminate the water of the rivers (It is very difficult to find these things in Ecuador).

Lodging in the jungle

In the jungle we sleep in tents or in native houses. At this moment there are no showers, but it will be the plan for the future. We wash ourselves in the rivers. In all of the 3 tours there is no electricity. Think about this by charging your batteries for your digital camera!

There is no malaria in Sarayaku.

Part of what you pay for the tours will go to the Ecological Foundation Tiuti Wally.