The adventure begins with a 30-minute flight from Quito to Coca, followed by a short bus ride to the Napo River pier. From there, enjoy a three-hour motorized canoe trip along Ecuador’s largest Amazonian tributary.

During the journey, catch your first glimpses of the Amazon ecosystem: ancestral communities, local crops and fruits, towering Kaypok and giant fig trees, and islands at various stages of vegetative succession. Spot birds such as herons, egrets, and vultures, all while enjoying a packed lunch.

Next, take a short walk to Challwacocha Creek, where paddle canoes await for a trip through the flooded primary forest of black tea-colored waters, teeming with wildlife. Keep an eye out for black-mantled tamarins and squirrel monkeys on your way to the lodge. Upon arrival, guests are welcomed with cocktails and snacks, followed by an introductory briefing about the lodge and its facilities before settling into your cabin.

The guide will outline the activities for the afternoon, which may include a nature walk along nearby trails or a canoe ride. These experiences offer the chance to observe primates, endemic birds, black caimans, and the diverse Amazonian flora, including giant Kapok trees, cedar, orchids, bromeliads, and palms.

Dinner features a selection of national and international cuisine, catering to celiacs, vegetarians, and vegans. Afterward, embark on a night canoe excursion led by naturalists and local guides to spot the endangered black caiman, a majestic predator that can grow up to 6 meters (18 feet) long.

Begin your day with a paddle canoe ride across the lake, observing the first signs of Amazonian wildlife. Hundreds of parrots and macaws soar nearby searching for breakfast, while the endemic Stinky Turkeys perch calmly on branches, providing the perfect photo opportunity. In the background, the Donacobious calls, sounding almost like a distant car alarm.

Navigate through a small channel into a unique forest of ‘elephant ear’ and freshwater mangroves, home to howler, capuchin, and squirrel monkeys, as well as kingfishers, herons, woodcreepers, woodpeckers, and anis. A short 10-minute walk through a terra firme forest trail leads to the 36-meter (118-foot) Canopy Tower, built around a millennial Kapok tree.

From the tower, experience a 360° view of the Amazon canopy, witnessing colorful birds like macaws, toucans, honeycreepers, tanagers, and cotingas, while monkeys and sloths forage in the treetops. This unique vantage point reveals the complexity and biodiversity of the rainforest like no other.

Return to the canoe for piranha fishing, one of the Amazon’s symbolic aquatic adventures, before heading back to the lodge for lunch.

During downtime, relax in the lodge’s social and rest areas, watch wildlife from the three-story dock, enjoy a cold beverage at the bar overlooking the lagoon, or unwind in a hammock with a book.

In the afternoon, take a nature walk through the primary forest, discovering the intricate relationships between flora and fauna. Observe orchids, lianas, fig trees, medicinal plants, and valuable timber species like cedar and mahogany, as well as ancient trees adorned with bromeliads.

After dinner, experience the nocturnal Amazon on a guided night walk, listening to bats, frogs, and crickets, while spotting insects, tarantulas, tree frogs, and, with luck, snakes, armadillos, and night monkeys.

Start the morning with a motor canoe ride along the Napo River to visit the Parrot Clay Lick in Yasuní National Park. This striking riverbank exposes clay consumed by parrots and parakeets for nutrition and detoxification. Observe up to five species in action: Mealy-Amazon, Blue-headed, Yellow-crowned parrots, Dusky-headed, and White-eyed parakeets.

Continue with a guided walk in the foothills of Yasuní, considered one of the most biodiverse areas on Earth. Encounter spectacular flora, centenary trees, and medicinal plants, alongside wildlife such as Golden-mantled tamarins, spider monkeys, and Scarlet Macaws. Keep an eye out for signs of jaguars, pumas, deer, white-lipped peccaries, and white-collared peccaries.

After the hike, visit the Sani Isla Community Center, where women from the Sani Warmi Organization share their knowledge of medicinal plants and Amazonian Kichwa culture. Participate in an Amazonian cooking class, preparing your own lunch with fresh local ingredients. Guests also have the opportunity to support the local economy by purchasing handicrafts made from natural fibers and forest products, which help fund education and community development.

Return to the lodge in the late afternoon and enjoy the Amazonian sunset from the bar or the dock, reflecting on a day full of wildlife, adventure, and cultural immersion.

After an early breakfast, embark on a final canoe ride through Chawllacocha Creek, surrounded by the sights and sounds of Amazonian wildlife at sunrise. Glide quietly along the blackwater streams, enjoying the peaceful morning and spotting any last monkeys, birds, or other forest inhabitants.

Return to the Napo River aboard the motor canoe, bidding farewell to this magical land. Arrive at the Coca pier in time to catch your flight back to Quito, taking with you unforgettable memories of the Amazon rainforest.

End of services.

• All prices are per person, valid through the year and are quoted in US dollars.

• River transportation Coca - Sani Lodge - Coca.
• Accommodation in Sani Lodge.
• All Meals
• Water, instant coffee or tea

• Rain poncho and rubber boots.

• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide

• Air ticket Quito – Coca – Quito $256 USD per person. Yarina Lodge will reserve, book, and issue the flight tickets. (In case they are issued directly, a penalty fee of USD 50 per person applies) (subject to change).
• Soft drinks
• Alcoholic drinks
• Tips for guides

• 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.

Begin your journey with a three-hour motor canoe trip down the Napo River, the largest Ecuadorian tributary of the Amazon. Along the way, enjoy a packed lunch and spot a variety of bird species, including herons, egrets, and vultures.

The adventure continues with a short walk to Challwacocha Creek, where you will board paddle canoes to explore the primary flooded forest. This unique habitat is home to specialty birds such as:

• Cocha Antshrike
• Dot-backed Antbird
• Silver Antbird
• Plumbeous Antbird
• American Pygmy Kingfisher
• Rufescent Tiger Heron
• Capped Heron

Upon arrival at the lodge, guests are welcomed with a cocktail and snacks, followed by an introductory talk about the lodge and its facilities before settling into your cabin.

The afternoon offers options for trail walks or canoe rides, providing opportunities to observe:

• Wattled Jacana
• Least Bittern
• Agami Heron
• Green and Rufous Kingfisher
• White-chinned Jacamar
• Hoatzin
• Red-bellied, Chestnut-fronted, Blue & Yellow Macaw
• Cobalt-wing Parakeet
• Mealy Amazon
• Capped Heron
• Neotropic Cormorant
• Anhinga
• Ringed Kingfisher
• Orange-winged Parrot
• Pale-vented Pigeon
• Lesser Kiskadee
• Cream-colored Woodpecker
• Spot-breasted Woodpecker
• Red-capped Cardinal

Dinner features a variety of national and international dishes, with vegetarian and vegan options available.

End your first day with a canoe ride at dusk, where you might encounter nocturnal and crepuscular species such as:

• Common Pauraque
• Common Potoo
• Black-crowned Night Heron
• Boat-billed Heron

After breakfast, experience the Amazonian birdlife from the treetops at the 36-meter (118 ft.) observation tower. To reach the tower, enjoy a 30-minute paddle across Challwacocha Lake, followed by a 10-minute walk through the forest. Over 590 bird species have been recorded here, including colorful macaws, toucans, honeycreepers, tanagers, flycatchers, hummingbirds, and with some luck, the rare Harpy Eagle.

Notable species in the canopy include:

• Turquoise, Flame-crested, Opal-rumped, and Opal-crowned Tanagers
• Golden & Orange-bellied Euphonias
• Green & Purple Honeycreepers
• Lemon-throated Barbet
• Spangled & Plum-throated Cotinga
• Great Potoo
• Great Jacamar
• Crested Eagle

After the treetop experience, descend to the forest understory in search of elusive antbirds and manakins:

• Lunulated Antbird
• Fulvous Antshrike
• Long-tailed Potoo
• Wire-tailed Manakin

Lunch is served at the lodge, followed by birding from the bar and three-story dock, perfect spots for observing:

• Silver-beaked Tanager
• Long-billed Woodcreeper
• Masked & Crimson Tanager
• Hoatzin
• Yellow-rumped Cacique
• White-throated Toucan
• Many-banded Aracari

In the afternoon, explore the Chorongo Trail, where additional sightings are possible:

• Brownish Twisting
• Chestnut-belted Gnat-eater
• Black-tailed Leaf-tosser
• Thrush-like Antpitta
• Wire-tailed Manakin
• Blue-crowned Manakin
• Screaming Piha
• Rusty-belted Tapaculo

This day offers an immersive Amazon birding experience, combining canopy views with close encounters in the forest understory.

After breakfast, depart to the Napo River and board a boat to visit the parrot clay lick in Yasuní National Park. Witness hundreds of parrots searching for landing spots to ingest mineral-rich clay—a vital part of their diet. Species commonly observed include:

• Mealy Amazon
• Yellow-crowned Parrot
• Orange-winged Parrot
• Blue-headed Parrot
• Dusky-headed Parakeet

Another clay-lick site, resembling a natural cave, hosts Cobalt-winged Parakeets, Scarlet Macaws, and Orange-cheeked Parrots feeding on dissolved minerals collected on the ground.

Alternatively, embark on a hike in southern Napo within Yasuní National Park, considered one of the most biodiverse areas in the world. Here, you may spot species not found in the northern regions, including:

• White-plumed Antbird
• Lunulated Antbird
• Blue-backed Manakin
• Ochre-striped Antpitta
• Chestnut-headed Crake
• Yellow-billed Jacamar
• Purplish Jacamar
• Ash-throated Gnateater
• Rio Suno Antwren
• Rufous-tailed Antwren
• Brown-backed Antwren

Another birding option is exploring the river islands, where you can search for:

• Orange-backed Troupial
• Olive-spotted Hummingbird
• Fuscous Flycatcher
• Black-and-White Antbird
• White-bellied & Dark-breasted Spinetails
• Orange-headed Tanager

Return to the lodge in the late afternoon to enjoy dinner and relax after a day immersed in the sights and sounds of the Amazon.

After an early breakfast, enjoy a final canoe ride along Chawllacocha Creek, immersed in the sights and sounds of Amazonian wildlife at sunrise. Then, board a motorized canoe on the Napo River for your journey back, taking in the last views of this enchanting rainforest. Arrive at Coca airport in time for your flight to Quito.

End of services.

• All prices are per person, valid through the year and are quoted in US dollars.

• River transportation Coca - Sani Lodge - Coca.
• Accommodation in Sani Lodge.
• All Meals
• Water, instant coffee or tea

• Rain poncho and rubber boots.

• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide

• Air ticket Quito – Coca – Quito $256 USD per person. Sani Lodge will reserve, book, and issue the flight tickets. (In case they are issued directly, a penalty fee of USD 50 per person applies) (subject to change).

• Parrot clay lick entrance fee $35 USD per person

• Soft drinks
• Alcoholic drinks
• Tips for guides

• 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.

Begin your unforgettable Amazon experience with a 30-minute flight from Quito to Coca Airport. Upon arrival, your guide will take you on a short bus transfer to the Napo River pier, where a scenic three-hour motor canoe ride awaits along the largest Ecuadorian tributary of the Amazon.

During this journey, enjoy your first encounter with the Amazonian ecosystem, spotting ancestral communities, traditional crops, exotic local fruits, giant Kapok trees, and diverse river islands showcasing different stages of vegetation. Keep your camera ready for a variety of Amazonian birds, including herons, egrets, and vultures, while savoring a delicious packed lunch.

The adventure continues with a short walk to Challwacocha Creek, where you will board paddle canoes to explore the primary flooded forest with its black tea-colored waters, home to abundant wildlife. Encounter playful black-mantled tamarins and squirrel monkeys as you glide toward your lodge. Upon arrival, enjoy a welcome cocktail and snacks, followed by an introduction to the lodge and its facilities before settling into your comfortable cabin.

Your guide will outline the day’s activities. Options include hiking along nearby Amazon rainforest trails or taking a canoe ride to observe primates, endemic bird species, black caimans, and the rich Amazonian flora, including orchids, bromeliads, cedar, and majestic palms. Dinner features a variety of national and international dishes, with options for vegetarians, vegans, and those with celiac needs.

End your first day with an exciting night canoe excursion led by our naturalist and local guides in search of the endangered black caiman, one of South America’s largest reptiles, which can grow up to 6 meters (18 feet) long. This unforgettable experience brings you face-to-face with the incredible wildlife of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Start your day with an unforgettable adventure from our 36-meter (118-foot) canopy tower built around a millennial Kapok tree, offering panoramic views of the Amazon rainforest. In the early morning, embark on a paddle canoe ride across the lake to witness the first signs of wildlife. Hundreds of parrots and macaws soar nearby, searching for their morning meal, while the endemic Stinky Turkey perches calmly on branches, perfect for your first morning photos. Listen closely, and you may hear the unique song of a Donacobius, reminiscent of a distant car alarm.

As you navigate toward the end of the lake, a small channel opens into a forest of elephant ear and freshwater mangrove, a rich habitat for howler monkeys, capuchin monkeys, squirrel monkeys, and diverse bird species such as kingfishers, capped herons, woodcreepers, woodpeckers, and anis. A short 10-minute walk along a terra firme forest trail leads to the canopy tower, a true haven for wildlife viewing.

From the tower, enjoy a birdwatching paradise: colorful macaws, toucans, parrots, honeycreepers, tanagers, and cotingas fly through the treetops, while monkeys and sloths forage among the branches. This unique perspective allows you to experience the Amazonian ecosystem in a way impossible from the forest floor.

After descending, experience one of the Amazon’s iconic activities: piranha fishing. Later, return to the lodge for a relaxing lunch and a break from guided activities. Guests can enjoy the lodge’s amenities, including wildlife observation from the three-story dock, a refreshing drink at the bar overlooking the lagoon, or simply relaxing in hammocks surrounded by nature.

In the afternoon, take a nature walk through the primary forest to explore the intricate relationships between plants and animals in this tropical rainforest ecosystem. The flora is diverse, featuring orchids, lianas, fig trees, cedar, mahogany, and medicinal plants used by local communities. Ancient trees adorned with bromeliads and vines highlight the forest’s majestic beauty.

As night falls, embark on a guided nocturnal walk to discover the rainforest’s secret life. Listen to the chorus of bats, frogs, and crickets, and observe nocturnal creatures including insects, tarantulas, tree frogs, and, with some luck, snakes, armadillos, and night monkeys. This immersive experience showcases the unique biodiversity of the Ecuadorian Amazon and creates memories that last a lifetime.

Start your day with a motor canoe ride on the Napo River to visit the famous Parrot Clay Lick in Yasuní National Park. This natural clay deposit, visible from the river, is essential for parrots and parakeets to detoxify their diet and obtain vital minerals. Observe up to five species of colorful Amazonian birds, including Mealy-Amazon, Blue-headed, Yellow-crowned parrots, Dusky-headed, and White-eyed parakeets.

Next, embark on a guided hike through the foothills of Yasuní, considered by scientists as one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. Marvel at towering centuries-old trees and discover plants used in traditional Amazonian medicine, unique to the southern Napo region. Keep an eye out for wildlife, including Golden-mantled tamarins, spider monkeys, Scarlet Macaws, and evidence of jaguars, pumas, deer, white-lipped peccaries, and white-collared peccaries.

After exploring the rainforest, visit the Sani Isla Community Center, where the women of the Sani Warmi Organization will introduce you to Kichwa Amazonian culture. Learn about the use of medicinal plants and participate in a hands-on Amazonian cooking class, preparing your own lunch using fresh, local ingredients. Support the local community by purchasing handmade crafts created from natural fibers and forest products, which help fund education and sustainable economic development.

End the day by returning to the lodge to relax and enjoy the breathtaking Amazonian sunset from the bar or the dock, reflecting on a day full of wildlife encounters, cultural experiences, and rainforest adventures.

This day is perfect for nature lovers seeking an immersive Amazon rainforest experience. Explore the hidden areas surrounding Sani Lodge with a full-day adventure that begins with a two-hour canoe ride through the lake and flooded forests, offering close encounters with the region’s diverse wildlife. Glide past the habitats of giant river otters, anacondas, and large caimans, surrounded by the breathtaking landscape of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

After the canoe ride, embark on a 6-hour hike along the Chorongo Largo Trail, home to a rich variety of Amazonian wildlife, including jaguars, pumas, ocelots, capuchin monkeys, woolly monkeys, tapirs, and peccaries. This trail provides a rare opportunity to experience the primary rainforest and its intricate ecosystems firsthand.

Enjoy lunch amidst towering centennial trees, lush ferns, climbing vines, and extraordinary Amazonian flora, creating an unforgettable connection with nature. On the return journey to the lodge by paddle canoe, take the opportunity to spot additional wildlife, making this a truly unique and immersive Amazon adventure.

Start your day with an early breakfast, followed by a final canoe ride through Chawllacocha Creek, surrounded by the sights and sounds of Amazonian wildlife at sunrise. This peaceful journey offers one last opportunity to observe the rich flora and fauna of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Afterwards, board the motor canoe on the Napo River to return to Coca Airport, departing from this magical land and arriving in time for your flight back to Quito.

End of services – a memorable conclusion to your Amazon rainforest adventure, filled with wildlife encounters, cultural experiences, and breathtaking landscapes.

• All prices are per person, valid through the year and are quoted in US dollars.

• River transportation Coca - Sani Lodge - Coca.
• Accommodation in Sani Lodge.
• All Meals
• Water, instant coffee or tea

• Rain poncho and rubber boots.

• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide

• Air ticket Quito – Coca – Quito $256 USD per person. Sani Lodge will reserve, book, and issue the flight tickets. (In case they are issued directly, a penalty fee of USD 50 per person applies) (subject to change).
• Soft drinks
• Alcoholic drinks
• Tips for guides

• 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.

Begin your Amazon adventure with a 30-minute flight from Quito to Coca Airport. Upon arrival, your guide will take you on a short bus transfer to the Napo River pier, where a scenic three-hour motor canoe ride awaits along the largest Ecuadorian tributary of the Amazon.

During this journey, enjoy your first encounter with the Amazonian ecosystem, including ancestral communities, traditional crops, exotic fruits, Kaypok trees, giant fig trees, and river islands at various stages of vegetative succession. Spot diverse Amazonian birds, such as herons, egrets, and vultures, while savoring a delicious packed lunch.

The adventure continues with a short walk to Challwacocha Creek, where you will board paddle canoes to explore the primary flooded forest with its black tea-colored waters, teeming with wildlife. Encounter playful black-mantled tamarins and squirrel monkeys on your way to the lodge. Upon arrival, enjoy a welcome cocktail and snacks, followed by an introduction to the lodge and its facilities before settling into your comfortable cabin.

Your guide will explain the day’s activities, including options for forest trails walks or canoe rides. Observe primates, endemic birds, black caimans, and the rich Amazonian flora, including Kapok trees, cedar, orchids, bromeliads, and palms. Dinner features a variety of national and international dishes, with options for vegetarians, vegans, and celiac-friendly meals.

After dinner, join the naturalist and local guides for a night canoe excursion in search of the endangered black caiman, one of South America’s largest reptiles, reaching up to 6 meters (18 feet) in length. This unforgettable experience offers an intimate introduction to the wildlife and biodiversity of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Begin your day with a breathtaking adventure from our 36-meter (118-foot) canopy tower, built around a millennial Kapok tree, offering unparalleled views of the Amazon rainforest. In the early morning, take a paddle canoe ride across the lake to observe the first signs of wildlife. Hundreds of parrots and macaws fly overhead searching for their morning meal, while the endemic Stinky Turkey perches calmly on tree branches, perfect for your first wildlife photos. In the background, listen to the unique calls of the Donacobius, reminiscent of a distant car alarm.

As you reach the end of the lake, a small channel opens into a forest of elephant ear and freshwater mangrove, home to howler monkeys, capuchin monkeys, squirrel monkeys, and a variety of birds such as kingfishers, capped herons, woodcreepers, woodpeckers, and anis. Continue with a short 10-minute walk along a terra firme forest trail leading to the canopy tower.

The canopy tower offers a unique vantage point for wildlife observation, where colorful macaws, toucans, parrots, honeycreepers, tanagers, and cotingas fly by, and monkeys and sloths forage in the treetops. This perspective provides an intimate glimpse into the Amazonian ecosystem, impossible to appreciate from the forest floor.

After descending, enjoy piranha fishing, one of the Amazon’s iconic experiences, before returning to the lodge for lunch.

During a break from guided activities, guests can enjoy the lodge’s amenities, including wildlife observation from the three-story dock, a refreshing drink at the lagoon-view bar, or relaxing in hammocks surrounded by nature.

In the afternoon, embark on a nature walk through the primary forest to explore the complex interactions between plants and animals in this tropical ecosystem. Observe rich flora, including orchids, lianas, fig trees, cedar, mahogany, and medicinal plants used by local communities. Ancient trees adorned with bromeliads and climbing vines highlight the forest’s majesty.

As night falls, join a guided nocturnal walk to discover the rainforest’s secret life. Listen to bats, frogs, and crickets, and observe insects, tarantulas, tree frogs, and, with some luck, snakes, armadillos, and night monkeys. This immersive experience reveals the extraordinary biodiversity of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Start your day with a motor canoe ride on the Napo River to visit the renowned Parrot Clay Lick in Yasuní National Park. This natural clay deposit, visible from the river, is essential for parrots and parakeets to detoxify and obtain vital nutrients. Spot up to five species of colorful Amazonian birds, including Mealy-Amazon, Blue-headed, Yellow-crowned parrots, Dusky-headed, and White-eyed parakeets.

Continue the adventure with a guided hike in the foothills of Yasuní, considered by scientists as the most biodiverse region in the world. Marvel at centennial trees, exotic flora, and medicinal plants, some unique to the southern Napo region. Keep an eye out for wildlife, including Golden-mantled tamarins, spider monkeys, Scarlet Macaws, and footprints of jaguars, pumas, as well as sightings of deer, white-lipped peccaries, and white-collared peccaries.

After exploring Yasuní, visit the Sani Isla Community Center, where the women of the Sani Warmi Organization will introduce you to Kichwa Amazonian culture. Learn about the use of medicinal plants, and participate in a hands-on Amazonian cooking class, preparing your own lunch with fresh, local ingredients. Support the community by purchasing handcrafted souvenirs made from natural fibers and forest materials, which help fund education and sustainable development.

End the day by returning to the lodge to enjoy the Amazonian sunset from the bar or dock, reflecting on a day filled with wildlife encounters, rainforest exploration, and cultural immersion.

Today is dedicated to a profound cultural and spiritual experience after enjoying the flora, fauna, and amenities of Sani Lodge. Visit the Kallary Kawsay – Ancestral-Life Ceremonial Center, where the shamanic traditions of the Kichwa culture are practiced.

Upon arrival, the shaman explains the significance of spiritual cleansing within the Kichwa cosmovision. Kallary Kawsay is a serene spot surrounded by gardens with staple crops such as banana, manioc, and tobacco, as well as colorful flowers and fruiting shrubs that attract hummingbirds, honeycreepers, and tanagers.

The ceremony begins with a locally-made cigar, passed among guests to imbue energy that allows the shaman to read the vibes once it is lit. The shaman then blows smoke around the body to assess energy balance. Guests may enjoy a handcrafted cedar bathtub infused with healing plants and herbs, designed to eliminate negative energy and promote spiritual cleansing. After the ritual, participants typically experience a deep sense of peace and well-being.

Lunch is served on-site, followed by a demonstration of traditional crafts, including making fishing lines, hammocks, and baskets from palm fibers and lianas. In the afternoon, return to Sani Lodge, reflecting on a day of cultural insight, spiritual renewal, and connection with the Amazonian environment.

After an early breakfast, embark on a final canoe ride through Chawllacocha Creek, surrounded by the sights and sounds of Amazonian wildlife at sunrise. This peaceful journey offers one last opportunity to observe the rich flora and fauna of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Later, board the motor canoe on the Napo River to depart this magical land and arrive at Coca Airport in time for your flight back to Quito.

End of services – concluding a memorable Amazon rainforest adventure filled with wildlife encounters, cultural experiences, and breathtaking landscapes.

• All prices are per person, valid through the year and are quoted in US dollars.

• River transportation Coca - Sani Lodge - Coca.
• Accommodation in Sani Lodge.
• All Meals
• Water, instant coffee or tea

• Rain poncho and rubber boots.

• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide

• Air ticket Quito – Coca – Quito $256 USD per person. Sani Lodge will reserve, book, and issue the flight tickets. (In case they are issued directly, a penalty fee of USD 50 per person applies) (subject to change).
• Soft drinks
• Alcoholic drinks
• Tips for guides

• 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.