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And then we have the option of walking a lot, so you can see a lot more of the flora and the variety, and walk from one river to the other. So you sleep in this lodge today and then you walk and sleep in this lodge this evening, without having to carry your gear. We can take your gear by river, so that you can have a lot of walking without it being uncomfortable, and so you can concentrate on enjoying the place and arrive somewhere where you'll have a very comfortable bed for the evening.
We have about 35 kilometers of interpretive trails, and we want to develop the option of families who want to benefit from tourism – when they are ready for tourists, we will give them the training and we will supervise it so that the tourist has the experience of truly living with an indigenous family, and being sure that whatever they eat is not going to give them a raving case of diarrhea.
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Feb. '99 Journal