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Rates:
Open year-round, Butterfly Lodge rates (includes room & board):
2-3 people
= 300 USD per/person, per/week
4 people or
more = 240 USD per/person, per/week
Longer and
shorter times can be arranged, as can local transport. Check the
website: www.butterflylodge.org
for seasonal and special rates.
Transportation
& excursions arranged for additional charge. 45 guests can be
accommodated in the garden cabins.
Statistics:
Weather: Balmy 75-90's by day, 65-70's at night; generally rain
every 5 days, more in the wet season (May/June, depending on the
year)
Languages
spoken: English, Spanish, some German
Contact:
Nubia Jaramillo in Ecuador Email: alinahui@interactive.net.ec
Tel: 593 2
256 4012 / 593 2 222 7094
Fax: 593 2
222 7095
URL: www.butterflylodge.org
Book
your stay at Butterfly Lodge today
.......An
experience of a lifetime! You'll remember it forever!.....
*Book
your transportation to Quito and all your other business
and pleasure travel arrangements through links provided
below and Rainforest Project benefits*
*Air
$2.00 - $5.00 * Hotels 3% - 5% * Cars2% * Travelocity
Disney Vacation - $20.00* * Cruise $20.00 * Last Minute
Deals 3% * Club member $3.00 * Club Elite member $3.00
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Medical
thoughts:
Quito has
full medical facilities and there is a regional hospital in Tena,
an hour from Ali–ahui (Butterfly Lodge).
Over the last
ten years, there have been no reports of malaria, cholera, or
yellow fever around Ali–ahui. However, they have been reported
several days trip down river, at some places on the coast, and
in a few other parts of Ecuador.
Governmental
reports do not distinguish sub-areas and recommend travelers get
all the "shots". Most guests do not take them, but you
must make your own choice, consulting with your doctor.
Travelers
who go overseas from the USA often get a gamma-globulin shot or
the hepatitis vaccination. Always drink bottled or boiled water
and avoid uncooked foods unless safely washed or peeled.
As usually
prudent, wash your hands frequently
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