After a scenic 30-minute flight over the Eastern Andes to Coca, followed by a short drive, you'll arrive at a private dock where you can relax and enjoy a drink. You'll then be transferred by boat to the Napo Cultural Center, located on the ancestral lands of the Kichwa Añangu Community. After receiving information about the lodge's services, you'll be taken to your comfortable cabin overlooking the rainforest. The afternoon includes a hike to an observation tower for birdwatching and enjoying an Amazonian sunset, or the option of a kayak trip on the Napo River. After the activity, you'll return to the lodge to freshen up and rest before dinner.

After an early breakfast, we'll head out in a motorized canoe to the Parrot Clay Lick in the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve, where you can spot various parrot species and capture stunning photos. Then, we'll hike the Parrot Trail, which offers a direct view of a parrot clay lick, where you can observe up to five species of parrots and other animals. The morning concludes with a visit to the Kury Muyu Intercultural Interpretation Center, managed by the women of the community, where you'll learn about Kichwa culture and traditions.

After lunch at the community center's restaurant, we'll take an exciting boat trip along the Añangu stream, observing monkeys, caimans, and giant otters. In the evening, aboard a traditional catamaran, we'll learn about the legends and songs of the Kichwa community while enjoying campfire-grilled snacks shared by the women of the community.

To make your last day perfect, you have the option of participating in the Wayusada ritual. It begins early, around 4:30 a.m., when Kichwa families share the sacred Wayusada. This ritual is a way of passing on their ancient knowledge to new generations. You'll hear traditional songs, and if you wish, your dreams can be interpreted by a wise Mamakuna (elder) from the community.

Afterward, we'll return to enjoy breakfast while our staff collects your luggage before the transfer back to El Coca. We'll take you in our comfortable motorized canoes, giving you another opportunity to appreciate the Ecuadorian rainforest scenery as we arrive back at the port.

• River transportation Coca - Napo Cultural Center - Coca.
• Accommodation in Napo Cultural Center
• All meals.
• Yasuni National Park and Parrot Clay Lick.
• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
• internet
• Rain poncho and rubber boots.
• All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.

• Air tickets Quito-Coca-Quito USD 256 per adult.
• Beverages.
• Gratuities.
• Personal expenses and other non specified.
• services (laundry).

• Passport
• Binoculars
• Flashlight and batteries
• Photo Camera
• Insect repellent
• Sun protection (cream / sunglasses / hat or cap)
• Light long pants and long-sleeved shirts for hiking
• Shorts and t-shirts for your time at the Lodge
• Comfortable shoes and extra socks
• Small day backpack
• Plastic bags to protect cameras, binoculars, batteries.

After a scenic 30-minute flight over the Eastern Andes to Coca, followed by a short drive, you'll arrive at a private dock where you can relax and enjoy a drink. You'll then be transferred by boat to the Napo Cultural Center, located on the ancestral lands of the Kichwa Añangu Community. After receiving information about the lodge's services, you'll be taken to your comfortable cabin overlooking the rainforest. The afternoon includes a hike to an observation tower for birdwatching and enjoying an Amazonian sunset, or the option of a kayak trip on the Napo River. After the activity, you'll return to the lodge to freshen up and rest before dinner.

After an early breakfast, we'll head out in a motorized canoe to the Parrot Clay Lick in the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve, where you can spot various parrot species and capture stunning photos. Then, we'll hike the Parrot Trail, which offers a direct view of a parrot clay lick, where you can observe up to five species of parrots and other animals. The morning concludes with a visit to the Kury Muyu Intercultural Interpretation Center, managed by the women of the community, where you'll learn about Kichwa culture and traditions.

After lunch at the community center's restaurant, we'll take an exciting boat trip along the Añangu stream, observing monkeys, caimans, and giant otters. In the evening, aboard a traditional catamaran, we'll learn about the legends and songs of the Kichwa community while enjoying campfire-grilled snacks shared by the women of the community.

Start your day by enjoying the sunrise over breakfast and visit sustainable community projects to learn about the Kichwa worldview. Explore trails in the terra firme forest, observing the diverse flora and fauna, including ceiba trees and monkeys. After lunch, hike to the second observation tower for birdwatching and wildlife viewing. In the afternoon, relax and enjoy a typical Amazonian dinner, featuring dishes like maito and chontakuru (roasted chonta palm grubs). After dinner, participate in an exciting night hike to observe insects, reptiles, and mammals active at night.

To make your last day perfect, you have the option of participating in the Wayusada ritual. It begins early, around 4:30 a.m., when Kichwa families share the sacred Wayusada. This ritual is a way of passing on their ancient knowledge to new generations. You'll hear traditional songs, and if you wish, your dreams can be interpreted by a wise Mamakuna (elder) from the community.

Afterward, we'll return to enjoy breakfast while our staff collects your luggage before the transfer back to El Coca. We'll take you in our comfortable motorized canoes, giving you another opportunity to appreciate the Ecuadorian rainforest scenery as we arrive back at the port.

• River transportation Coca - Napo Cultural Center - Coca.
• Accommodation in Napo Cultural Center
• All meals.
• Yasuni National Park and Parrot Clay Lick.
• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
• internet
• Rain poncho and rubber boots.
• All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.

• Air tickets Quito-Coca-Quito USD 256 per adult.
• Beverages.
• Gratuities.
• Personal expenses and other non specified.
• services (laundry).

• Passport
• Binoculars
• Flashlight and batteries
• Photo Camera
• Insect repellent
• Sun protection (cream / sunglasses / hat or cap)
• Light long pants and long-sleeved shirts for hiking
• Shorts and t-shirts for your time at the Lodge
• Comfortable shoes and extra socks
• Small day backpack
• Plastic bags to protect cameras, binoculars, batteries.

After a scenic 30-minute flight over the Eastern Andes to Coca, followed by a short drive, you'll arrive at a private dock where you can relax and enjoy a drink. You'll then be transferred by boat to the Napo Cultural Center, located on the ancestral lands of the Kichwa Añangu Community. After receiving information about the lodge's services, you'll be taken to your comfortable cabin overlooking the rainforest. The afternoon includes a hike to an observation tower for birdwatching and enjoying an Amazonian sunset, or the option of a kayak trip on the Napo River. After the activity, you'll return to the lodge to freshen up and rest before dinner.

After an early breakfast, we'll head out in a motorized canoe to the Parrot Clay Lick in the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve, where you can spot various parrot species and capture stunning photos. Then, we'll hike the Parrot Trail, which offers a direct view of a parrot clay lick, where you can observe up to five species of parrots and other animals. The morning concludes with a visit to the Kury Muyu Intercultural Interpretation Center, managed by the women of the community, where you'll learn about Kichwa culture and traditions.

After lunch at the community center's restaurant, we'll take an exciting boat trip along the Añangu stream, observing monkeys, caimans, and giant otters. In the evening, aboard a traditional catamaran, we'll learn about the legends and songs of the Kichwa community while enjoying campfire-grilled snacks shared by the women of the community.

Start your day by enjoying the sunrise over breakfast and visit sustainable community projects to learn about the Kichwa worldview. Explore trails in the terra firme forest, observing the diverse flora and fauna, including ceiba trees and monkeys. After lunch, hike to the second observation tower for birdwatching and wildlife viewing. In the afternoon, relax and enjoy a typical Amazonian dinner, featuring dishes like maito and chontakuru (roasted chonta palm grubs). After dinner, participate in an exciting night hike to observe insects, reptiles, and mammals active at night.

Wake up to the songs of Amazonian birds and enjoy a delicious breakfast before venturing into the terra firme forest along the Samona Trail. Wearing rubber boots, hike among ancient ceiba trees, accompanied by capuchin monkeys, woolly monkeys, and sakis. Explore the dense forest to discover insects and appreciate the rich wildlife.

The adventure continues as you explore a blackwater stream, marveling at the biodiversity of flora and fauna. After a refreshing drink and a delicious lunch, you'll embark on a tour of the nearby islands for birdwatching.

In the evening, you'll have the option of participating in a unique night hike or simply relaxing and enjoying the comfortable facilities.

To make your last day perfect, you have the option of participating in the Wayusada ritual. It begins early, around 4:30 a.m., when Kichwa families share the sacred Wayusada. This ritual is a way of passing on their ancient knowledge to new generations. You'll hear traditional songs, and if you wish, your dreams can be interpreted by a wise Mamakuna (elder) from the community.

Afterward, we'll return to enjoy breakfast while our staff collects your luggage before the transfer back to El Coca. We'll take you in our comfortable motorized canoes, giving you another opportunity to appreciate the Ecuadorian rainforest scenery as we arrive back at the port.

• River transportation Coca - Napo Cultural Center - Coca.
• Accommodation in Napo Cultural Center
• All meals.
• Yasuni National Park and Parrot Clay Lick.
• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
• internet
• Rain poncho and rubber boots.
• All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.

• Air tickets Quito-Coca-Quito USD 256 per adult.
• Beverages.
• Gratuities.
• Personal expenses and other non specified.
• services (laundry).

• Passport
• Binoculars
• Flashlight and batteries
• Photo Camera
• Insect repellent
• Sun protection (cream / sunglasses / hat or cap)
• Light long pants and long-sleeved shirts for hiking
• Shorts and t-shirts for your time at the Lodge
• Comfortable shoes and extra socks
• Small day backpack
• Plastic bags to protect cameras, binoculars, batteries.