Installing solar cover I was either placed on my own on tours who with full Spanish-speaking members of the group. This made a very difficult for the guide to share with me as he spent 90% of the time speaking in Spanish.
In meals, I was sat on my own for every meal breakfast dinner and lunch was held in camp
Yet there are many other English speaking groups who are more than happy for me to join them? It made for a very disappointing way of engaging and meeting people.
I died. PATRICK created a very dangerous situation for me on day three when it was raining extremely heavily walking through rocks and extremely slippery terrain. He wanted to get to a waterfall and he left me behind and I never saw him for a good 25 to 30 minutes and returned to my own.
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01 Nov 2025
A couple of weeks ago, we had the opportunity to visit Ecuador and do the all-inclusive tour. What a wonderful experience!!! Santiago was our guide, he is very knowledgeable, kind and fun. Everything about this tour was well planned, interesting and of great quality. Every day we did something different than the day before. It was a lot of exploring and discovering. Just whinsical! We recommend the tour and mainly we recommend Santiago.
We bought this 4-night package for an all-inclusive stay at Suchikapari and have four full days of activities in the Amazon jungle. The tours and activities were wonderful, the tour guide Brian really paid personal attention to our group and is a very personable young man. We really enjoyed having him as our tour guide and we would highly recommend him to anyone interested in taking a tour from this company to request him. The resort itself is very nice and the food quality is good, but they do not provide enough food at dinner for the guests. They serve buffet style with 5-6 trays of entrees, but once these trays are emptied, that’s it, there are no refills. I saw plenty of guests finally complaining on my third night there, and we finally decided to complain as well to add weight to our voices. It backfired badly because the next night (our fourth and last night being there), they decided to plate our dinner and served all the guests at their table instead of doing buffet style. Each person is given a half bowl of onion soup, which was salty but edible, and a plate with a meager portion of sad-looking salad, two small pieces of flattened fried chicken, a side of white rice and four wheels of fried plantains. Oh, and don’t let me forget, a small piece of flan that didn’t taste like flan. I am deeply disappointed in the manager, does he not understand the power of a TripAdvisor review???? If we were able to call UberEats or Doordash, it wouldn’t be so bad. But we are literally in the middle of the Amazon rainforest, there is nowhere to go eat except at this one-and-only open air buffet/dinner on-site, and if they think they are almighty and powerful to retaliate by serving their guests dinner this way tonight, I hope they go out of business soon. I am glad I brought granola bars from the US with me so at least I have something to fill in until the morning. Other small inconveniences worth mentioning is that the water pressure is rather lacking, so taking a shower when everyone else is might reduce you to a trickle of water, because that happened to me on two separate days. The entry door has a huge gap on the bottom, so we get a few giant cockroaches, beetles and several small unidentifiable flying insects everywhere every night, we got bitten badly the first night’s sleep. After that, we slept with long sleeves and long pants so we wouldn’t get bitten again. If I can give separately 10 stars to the activities and tour guide Brian, I would! If I can give 1 star to SuchiPakari, I definitely would!!!! The one star is because the resort is actually nice looking, but the lack of sufficient food is simply unbelievable!!!