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Take the night bus from Quito to
Lagoagrio (usually leaves at 11 at night) from the "Terminal Norte"
in Quito and arrive in Lagoagrio at dawn, which takes about 7 hours. It
costs about $ 25 for the round trip and you have to leave from your hotel in
Quito to the terminal an hour before departure (by taxi). Alternatively, you can
take a day bus, but then you will have to spend the night in Lagoagrio. We
will pick you up in Lagoagrio in combination with arriving passengers by
plane, departing generally at 10:30 (depending on the arrival of the plane),
to Nuevo Unión (2 hours), where we embark in our canoe at about 12:30.
Between your departure from your hotel at night at 10 at night until
boarding the our motorized canoe, will be more or less 15 hours. The same
applies for the Lake Cuyabeno accommodations which pass through the main
park entrance on the Cuyabeno River.
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Fly with Tame Quito - Lagoagrio.
You can book your ticket at
https://www.tame.com.ec, which costs about $ 150 round trip, but
additionally you have to consider the cost of a taxi that costs 2X25; Then
it actually costs $ 200. Your flight usually leaves at 9 in the morning, and
takes 30 minutes to arrive. As many times the flight is delayed, count on
arriving around 10, and after getting your luggage, it will be 10:30. We'll
pick you up at the airport. From there it takes two hours to arrive in Nuevo
Union, where we leave in our canoe at 12:30. Thus flying takes a total of
5 - 6 hours from your hotel until you can embark on the Rio Aguarico. The
same applies for the Lake Cuyabeno accommodations which pass through the
main park entrance on the Cuyabeno River.
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Take our Private Trans-Andean Transportation to the
Aguarico or Cuyabeno River, of which you can read the details below. We will pick
you up at your hotel early in the morning and take to the Aguarico River in
about 8 - 9 hours depending how much time we spend on the way at the
overlooks into the Cayambe _ Coca Ecological.
The same applies for the Lake Cuyabeno accommodations which pass through the
main park entrance on the Cuyabeno River.