DISCOVER THE CUYABENO RESERVE:
A HIDDEN DRY SEASON ADVENTURE

Most travellers associate a visit to the Cuyabeno Reserve with lush greenery and sparkling water. But many overlook the fact that the dry season, which lasts from late January to early March and again from mid-September to mid-October, reveals a fascinating side of this region all its own. If you are ready to discover the unknown, let the dry season surprise you with the hidden treasures of the Cuyabeno Reserve!

A CHANGING LANDSCAPE
Imagine standing in a place that is very different from your usual image of the Great Lagoon. The water level is low and the lush Macrolobium trees that normally grow along the banks appear in a different light. The dry season transforms the landscape into a breathtaking backdrop that is well worth exploring. As many animals adapt their habits, new opportunities arise for unforgettable wildlife sightings.

AN ADVENTURE FOR EXPLORERS
The dry season requires adaptation and improvisation by both locals and visitors. Logistics become a challenge: travel to the lodges is mainly by canoe, and the journey can be long because of fluctuating water levels. But it is these very circumstances that make the visit a real adventure. You will have the opportunity to experience the region from a new perspective and feel the challenges of nature up close.

WILDLIFE WATCHING OF A SPECIAL KIND
One of the most exciting benefits of the dry season is the increased chance of seeing impressive wildlife. As the water recedes, anacondas and alligators congregate at the remaining waterholes. These are not only fascinating to watch, but also make for great photography. The birdlife is also in full bloom: herons and kingfishers can often be found near the waterholes, providing a great opportunity for birdwatching.

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