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From the capital city of Quito, a 30 minute flight will bring you over the Eastern Andes mountain range to the city of Coca. Known as the “Gateway to the Amazon” since Francisco de Orellana’s started his expedition here in 1541, Coca is conveniently located at the confluence of the Coca River and the Napo River.
A modern covered motorboat will take you on a comfortable 2.5 hour ride from our private port in Coca to the Napo Wildlife Center welcome station in the Yasuni National Park. From there, we transfer to dugout canoes operated by expert local guides in order to quietly paddle up the Anangu Creek. This peaceful leg of the trip will lead us through undisturbed habitat which allows guests their first glimpses of incredible wildlife like the Hoatzin. As we enter Añangu Lake and approach the Napo Wildlife Center ecolodge, be prepared to be struck with awe as you soak up the magical vista!
Reaching our eco lodge is venturing into the unexplored wonders of the Amazon. Through river routes and trails, you will engage deeply in the majesty of the jungle, where each step connects you with the flora and fauna that make Yasuní a unique reserve in the world.
Wake up to the melodious sounds of exotic birds, insects and mammals from the comfort of our eco lodge. With rooms that seamlessly integrate with the surroundings, we provide you with the opportunity to live among the fauna and flora, experiencing the authenticity of Yasuní from your own refuge.