Laguna Grande Cuyabeno

Once again we past the Andes. A long bus ride for 8 hours. Then anouther bus ride for 3 hours followed by a canoe for 3 hours.
Well The canoe was the fun part cause there we where acctualy on the roads of Amazon.
We spotet alot of stuff alot of different spiecies of birds, monkeys, spiders, snakes, frogs.
Well there is so much to write …

We woke up early to the sounds of birds that make a noise like a water drop and the many other surrounding animals. We set for Laguna Grande in our motor canoe. Along the way we saw squirrel monkies. These guys are cool. They live in troups of over 300 ...

... I think! On the way back we saw an eagle sat in a tree. Awesome. Thursday 30th June First stop of the days adventures was Laguna Grande.....an open expanse of water....more like a large part of the river. But here there is no river flow and we were ...

... as I pulled it up but everyone's excitement soon vanished when a large branch appeared! We saw a beautiful sunset in the Laguna Grande after this. After dinner, we headed out for some night-time caiman spotting. As the motorised canoe sped along the ...

... . Yet, we prevailed, and after two hours of such Amazon encounters, we finally reached our destination, Cuyabeno Lodge, which rested along the Laguna Grande. Now our adventure would really begin... That's one version of what happens when you travel ...

... his plans for the next day. He said that it was going to be a nice day so we were going to take a trip up to Laguna Grande spotting wildlife along the way, We would take in lunch somewhere on the river, visit a local community and return to the laguna ...

... we had were the monkeys above us swinging from tree to tree. We had a boys day out with Pedro and Santiago on Thursday, visiting Laguna Grande in the boat. We saw loads of monkeys and different types of bird on the way and a pink ...

... my room! I am sure that I am not as scared of spiders now. On our final day we took the boat back up to the Laguna Grande but unfortunately it was raining so I didn't feel like a swim. However on the way we did see pink dolphins which was absolutely ...

... Dorf wo uns die Einheimischen erklärten wie man einen Einbaum schnitzt und Yuccabrot macht. Später gings dann wieder zur Laguna grande um den Sonnenuntergang anzuschauen, aber es regnete. Also gabs eigentlich nicht wirklich viel zu sehen. Tag 4 ...

... (gluecklicherweise bekam ich am Tag zuvor noch meine neue Brille); Schwimmen von der Suedhalbkugel auf die Nordhalbkugel in der Laguna Grande, die genau auf dem Aequator liegt; Fischen nach Piranhas, naechtliche Kanufahrten auf der Suche nach Kaimanen ...

... of jungle birds, snakes, monkeys, insects, fish and plants. After arriving at the lodge we settled in and then went to the Laguna Grande (Grand Lagoon) for a quick swim and to see the sunset.  We saw grey dolphins…but no pink ones ...