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Napo Wildlife Center Lodge
The Napo Wildlife Center is the most luxurious lodge in the Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest. The lodge offers its visitors 16 cabañas and a large dining hall with a library and a well-stocked bar.
Napo Wildlife Center is an exceptional example of a grassroots eco-tourism project. As a responsible and sustainable enterprise, we continuously invest in environmentally conscious infrastructure. Our efforts are among the best and most advanced in all of Amazonia.
Energy is generated by solar panels, industrial batteries, and silent generators, which is an efficient system with minimal environmental impact. All water is appropriately processed to maintain a healthy biome. Every aspect of life has been considered with both our guests and Mother Nature in mind.
The most biodiverse place on the planet!
There are so many incredible creatures pre-dating human history who call this rainforest home.
It would be impossible to see everything there is to be seen here in the span of even one lifetime alone! The local Kichwa people have belonged to this territory for upwards of 500 years, and know the jungle’s secrets like the back of their hands. Let the hospitality of your newfound friends open your eyes to the wonders of life in the old-growth rainforest without sacrificing any of the pleasures of modern life and luxury.
Napo Wildlife Center is located inside the Yasuni National Park which is considered one of the most biodiverse places on Earth, spanning nearly 2.5 million acres of lush rainforest. The Ecuadorian Amazon is home to more than 600 bird species. The splendors of the Amazon are unforgettable!
ROOMS: 20 CABAÑAS IN THE LODGE
Standard cabins – double or triple (52 m² – 560 ft²).
Suites – (63 m² – 680 ft²).
Included:
- Accommodations.
- All meals.
- Purified drinking water.
- River transportation to and from the city of Coca.
- All excursions, including a visit to the Anangu Kichwa Community
- Parrot licks.
- A local guide and a bilingual naturalist guide.
- Yasuni National Park entrance fee.
- Use of ponchos and rubber boots
Not Included:
- Travel insurance.
- Air Ticket in Quito-Coca-Quito
- Overweight in Luggage.
- Tips.
- Alcoholic drinks.
- Personal charges.
- Other not specified.
What to bring:
- Clothing, Sunglasses, Flashlight/torch, Camera, Small bag, Insect repellent, Hat Comfortable, Walking shoes, and sandals.
- Zip-lock bags to keep clothes/equipment dry, Shorts, T-shirts, Swimsuit, Binoculars(optional), Cotton underwear, Socks, Towel, First aid kit, Windbreaker, or Sweater.
- Long Toiletries (biodegradable shampoo and soap) Sunblock, Warm and waterproof clothes, Passport copy, plastic water bottle.
Itinerary
Download BrochureFlight Quito – Coca (30 min). Embark a comfortable motorboat and ride along Napo River for about 2 hours. Enjoy a box lunch. Arrival at Napo Wildlife Center, short brake, and 2 hours canoe ride towards the Lodge.
Visit the Kichwa Community of Añangu and share time with a family and share with them some activities.
Hike through Terra Firme Forest for about 30 minutes until we arrive at the second parrot clay lick. Return to the lodge and enjoy a delicious dinner.
Visit a 36m tall canopy tower, where we will get a whole view of the rainforest. Blue and yellow macaws will fly close to you, also two species of large toucans.
Lunch at the Lodge. Hike in the primary forest where you can see lizards, manakins, and tamarin monkeys.
Your last day will entail an early departure and final 2-hour excursion canoeing back to the Napo River.
The creek may reveal new sights of giant otters, Monk Saki monkeys, and rare birds.
Transfer to Coca, 2-hour boat ride. Coca – Quito flight.
