Sani Lodge — Immerse Yourself in the Magic of the Ecuadorian Amazon

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Step deep into the heart of the Amazon Rainforest and discover a sanctuary where nature, culture, and adventure converge. Nestled within a 31,000-hectare protected reserve, Sani Lodge offers an extraordinary eco-lodge experience operated by the local Kichwa community, providing guests with genuine encounters with pristine rainforest, diverse wildlife, and rich cultural traditions.

Why Choose Sani Lodge?

✅ Community-owned and sustainably run by the Kichwa people
✅ Located near Yasuní National Park and Biosphere Reserve, one of the world’s most biodiverse regions
✅ Flexible accommodation: Superior cabins, family lodges, and romantic suites
✅ Authentic Amazonian cuisine with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options

✅ Direct support to local social, healthcare, and education programs

Every stay helps preserve the rainforest and empowers the local community.

Comfort Meets Adventure

• Rustic yet elegant cabins, built with local materials, all with private bathrooms, hot water, and mosquito nets
• Spacious family lodges, ideal for group and multi-generational travel
• Private mini-suites with balcony views of the tranquil lagoon
• Restaurant and bar featuring Ecuadorian and international cuisine
• Free Wi-Fi at the restaurant area
• Laundry service available
   

Incredible Amazon Experiences Included

• Canopy Tower: Climb a 36-meter (118 ft) observation platform built around a giant kapok tree for breathtaking panoramic jungle views and unmatched birdwatching opportunities.
• Nature Walks: Explore over 20 km (13 miles) of rainforest trails, home to ancient kapok trees, giant otters, monkeys, jaguars, and more.
• Canoe Rides: Glide along mirror-like lagoons and streams at dawn or sunset to spot monkeys, caimans, and vibrant flocks of parrots.
• Clay Licks: Witness hundreds of parrots and parakeets congregating on clay banks, a spectacle of color and sound.
• Sport Fishing: Catch and release piranhas, catfish, and other exotic species in the abundant Sani Lagoon.
• Wildlife Spotting: Encounter over 580 species of birds, 12 species of monkeys, jaguars, sloths, and incredible Amazonian flora.
   

Special Experiences

• Adventure & Soul Cleansing: Combine wildlife excursions with traditional Amazonian shamanic ceremonies and spiritual cleansings.
• Birding & Photography Tours: Specialist-led tours with over 180 guaranteed species sightings in just 4 days.
• Romantic Getaways: Private lakeside dining, sunset canoe rides, and tailored romantic touches for proposals, honeymoons, or anniversary celebrations.
  

 5, 4, 3 day adventures for guests who love culture, fauna, flora, Ecology. Specialised birdwatching and photography tours. “Love trips” for couples on their honeymoon, engagement or wedding.
 

Eco-Conscious & Community-Focused

Sani Lodge’s profits directly support the local Kichwa community, funding education, healthcare, and women’s empowerment projects like Sani Warmi, a collective supporting local artisans.

By choosing Sani Lodge, you’re not just visiting the Amazon — you’re actively helping protect it.

Your Rainforest Home Awaits

Whether you seek adventure, tranquility, or cultural immersion, Sani Lodge delivers a once-in-a-lifetime Amazonian experience. From the moment you arrive, you’ll feel part of this vibrant community, embraced by nature, and awed by the wonders of the rainforest.

Included

- Accommodation

- Excursions

- Transfer Coca – Lodge – Coca

- Full board meals

- English-speaking guide (Shared)  
- Air ticket Quito – Coca – Quito. (If booked through LV)

Not included

- Personal expenses, drinks, tips.

- Services not specified.

The experience starts with a 30-minute flight from Quito to the Coca airport. Upon arrival, the guide takes you all on a short bus ride to the Napo River pier. From there, a three-hour motor canoe trip down the largest Ecuadorian tributary of the Amazon.

During the journey, you will catch a first glimpse of the Amazonian ecosystem, including ancestral communities, crops, local fruits, Kaypok trees, giant fig trees, along with islands of different age and vegetative succession. Various bird species, such as herons, egrets, and vultures can be spotted, all while enjoying a packed lunch.

The journey continues with a short walk to Challwacocha creek, where you will board paddle canoes for a trip through primary flooded forest of black tea-colored waters teeming with wildlife. Don´t get surprise to see black-mantled tamarin & squirrel monkeys on the way to the lodge. Upon arrival, you will be served a welcome cocktail and snacks, followed by an introductory talk about the lodge and its facilities before settling into your cabin.

The guide will explain the activities for the rest of the day. One option is to walk along the nearby trails or take a canoe ride. During these activities, you will have the opportunity to observe primates, endemic birds, black caimans, and the Amazonian flora, which includes giant Kapok trees, cedar, orchids, bromeliads, and palms. At dinner time, our chef offers various national and international cuisine options that cater to celiacs, vegetarians, and vegans.

The lake is a refuge for the endangered black caiman. After dinner, the naturalist and local guides lead a canoe excursion in search of these large South American alligators, which can measure up to 6 meters (18 feet).

Experience the upper canopy from our 36-meter (118-foot) tower built around a millennial Kapok tree. In the early morning, take a paddle canoe to cross the lake and observe the first signs of wildlife. Hundreds of parrots and macaws fly nearby, searching for their first meal. Meanwhile, the endemic Stinky turkey perch placidly on tree branches, as if waiting for the guests' first morning photo. On the background, a Donacobious can be heard singing something resembling a car alarm.

Upon reaching what appears to be the end of the lake, a small channel opens up, allowing navigation through a unique forest of 'elephant ear and freshwater mangrove.' This area is the habitat of howler, capuchin, and squirrel monkeys, as well as some species of kingfishers, capped herons, woodcreepers, woodpeckers, and anis. Finally, reach the mainland and continue with a short 10-minute walk through a terra firme forest trail that leads to the tower.

The canopy is a haven for wildlife viewing. Colorful birds such as macaws, toucans, parrots, honeycreepers, tanagers, and cotingas fly by, while monkeys and sloths forage in the treetops. The tower provides a unique perspective, offering a glimpse into the diverse world of the Amazon that is impossible to appreciate from the forest floor.

After returning to the canoe, we will go piranha fishing, one of the symbolic creatures of the Amazon. Following the fishing, we will head back to the lodge for lunch.

During a break from guided activities, you can enjoy the lodge's facilities, such as wildlife watching from the three-story dock overlooking the forest, having a cold beverage at the bar while enjoying the lagoon view, or simply relaxing in the hammocks with a book.

Take an afternoon nature walk through the primary forest to discover the intrinsic relationships between living creatures and their roles in this complex tropical ecosystem. The flora is rich and includes orchids, lianas, fig trees, and valuable species such as cedar and mahogany, as well as medicinal and useful plants used by local people. You will also see ancient trees adorned with lianas and bromeliads.

After dinner, a different world awakens. It's time for a night walk to listen to and enjoy the chorus of bats, frogs, and crickets, while observing dozens of insect species, tarantulas, tree frogs, and, with a bit of luck, snakes, armadillos, and night monkeys.

In the morning, return to the Napo River to board a motor canoe and visit the Parrot Clay Lick in Yasuní National Park. This is a visible landslide from the river where clay is exposed for parrots and parakeets to digest as part of their nutrition-detoxification process. You can spot five species: Mealy-Amazon, Blue-headed, Yellow-crowned parrots, Dusky-headed, and White-eyed parakeets.

The adventure continues with a walk in the foothills of Yasuní, which scientists consider the most biodiverse area in the world. The flora is spectacular, with centenary trees and traditional medicine, including species that can only be found in the south of Napo, such as the Golden-mantled tamarin, spider monkeys, and Scarlet Macaws. The hike in this unique ecosystem offers much to be discovered; footprints of jaguars, pumas, and encounters with deer, white-lipped peccaries, or white-collared peccaries.

Leave Yasuní Park and head to the Sani Isla Community Center. Here, the women of the Sani Warmi Organization will share the customs and teach the use of medicinal plants of the Amazonian Kichwa culture. This unique experience will help you understand why this way of life is environmentally sustainable. Experience an amazonian cooking class at midday, just follow their instructions to prepare your own lunch using local ingredients. Additionally, guests have the opportunity to support the local economy by shopping for handicrafts made by local women using natural fibers and forest products. 

This income allows them to invest in education and further boost the local economy. After a full day of adventure, wildlife, and culture, return to the lodge to enjoy the Amazonian sunset from the bar or the dock.

After an early breakfast, take a final canoe ride through Chawllacocha Creek, accompanied by the Amazonian wildlife and the sunrise. 

Board the motor canoe on the Napo River to depart this magical land and arrive on time for the flight to Quito.

End of services!

A three-hour motor canoe trips down the largest Ecuadorian tributary of the Amazon, the Napo River. During the journey, various bird species, such as herons, egrets, and vultures, can be spotted, all while enjoying a packed lunch. The journey continues with a short walk to Challwacocha Creek, where you will board paddle canoes for a trip through the primary flooded forest home of these specialties:

• Cocha antshrike
• Dot- backed antbird
• Silver antbird
• Plumbeous antbird
• American pygmy kingfisher
• Rufescent tiger heron
• Capped heron

Upon arrival, you will be served a welcome cocktail and snacks, followed by an introductory talk about the lodge and its facilities before settling into your cabin.
The guide will explain the activities for the rest of the day. One option is to walk along the nearby trails or take a canoe ride. During these activities, you will be able to watch:

• Wattled jacana
• Least bittern
• Agami heron
• Green and rufous kingfisher
• White-chinned jacamar
• Hoatzin
• Red-bellied, Chesnut-fronted, Blue & yellow macaw
• Cobalt-wing parakeet
• Mealy Amazon
• Capped heron
• Neotropic cormorant
• Anhinga
• Ringed kingfisher
• Orange-winged parrot
• Pale-vented pigeon
• Lesser kiskadee
• Least bittern
• Cream-colored woodpecker
• Spot-breasted woodpecker
• Red-capped cardinal

For dinner, our chef offers a wide variety of national and international cuisine. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available.

The last activity of this busy day is a canoe ride to watch:

• Common pauraque
• Common potoo
• Black-crowned night heron
• Boat-billed heron

After breakfast, experience the bird life on the tree tops from the 36-meter (118 ft.) observation tower. To get there, your leaders will paddle on the Challwacocha Lake for 30 minutes, followed by a short 10-minute walk. Over 590 species of birds have been registered so far, including colorful birds such as macaws, toucans, honeycreepers, tanagers, flycatchers, hummingbirds, and, with a bit of luck, the rare Harpy Eagle.

Mixed groups 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

Once the treetop activity is over, we head down to spend the rest of the day in the understory in search of antbirds and manakins.

• Lunulated antbird
• Fulvous antshrike
• Long-tailed potoo
• Wire-tailed manakin.

Lunch will be served at the lodge.

More birding spots: The bar & three-storey dock.

Have your binoculars handy to spot Silver-beaked tanager, Long-billed woodcreeper, Masked - crimson tanager, the infallible Hoatzin besides Yellow-rumped cacique, White-throated Toucan, Many- banded aracarí.

We will walk on the Chorongo trail in the afternoon with possibilities to watch

• Brownish twisting
• Chestnut- belted gnateater
• Black-tailed leaftoser
• Thrush- like antpitta
• Wire-tailed manakin
• Blue-crowned manakin
• Screaming Piha
• Rusty- belted tapaculo

After breakfast, depart to the Napo River to board the boat and visit the parrot-clay lick at Yasuní National Park for a wonderful view of hundreds of parrots searching for a gap to land to eat the earth. Here, you will see Mealy Amazon, Yellow-crowned, Orange-winged, and Blue-headed parrots, besides Dusky-headed parakeets.

The other clay-lick is basically a cave where hundreds of Cobalt-winged parakeets ingest dissolved minerals in the water accumulated on the ground with the companion of Scarlet Macaw and Orange- cheeked parrots.

Another alternative is a hike on the south of the Napo inside Yasuní National Park, considered by scientists the most biodiverse area in the world; here, some species that cannot be found in the north might be spotted.

• 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 option is birding in the islands, searching for the outstanding

• 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 for dinner.

After an early breakfast, take a final canoe ride through Chawllacocha Creek, accompanied by the Amazonian wildlife and the sunrise. 

Board the motor canoe on the Napo River to depart this magical land and arrive on time for the flight to Quito.

End of services!

The experience starts with a 30-minute flight from Quito to the Coca airport. Upon arrival, the guide takes you all on a short bus ride to the Napo River pier. From there, a three-hour motor canoe trip down the largest Ecuadorian tributary of the Amazon.

During the journey, you will catch a first glimpse of the Amazonian ecosystem, including ancestral communities, crops, local fruits, Kaypok trees, giant fig trees, along with islands of different age and vegetative succession. Various bird species, such as herons, egrets, and vultures can be spotted, all while enjoying a packed lunch.

The journey continues with a short walk to Challwacocha creek, where you will board paddle canoes for a trip through primary flooded forest of black tea-colored waters teeming with wildlife. Don´t get surprise to see black-mantled tamarin & squirrel monkeys on the way to the lodge. Upon arrival, you will be served a welcome cocktail and snacks, followed by an introductory talk about the lodge and its facilities before settling into your cabin.

The guide will explain the activities for the rest of the day. One option is to walk along the nearby trails or take a canoe ride. During these activities, you will have the opportunity to observe primates, endemic birds, black caimans, and the Amazonian flora, which includes giant Kapok trees, cedar, orchids, bromeliads, and palms. At dinner time, our chef offers various national and international cuisine options that cater to celiacs, vegetarians, and vegans.

The lake is a refuge for the endangered black caiman. After dinner, the naturalist and local guides lead a canoe excursion in search of these large South American alligators, which can measure up to 6 meters (18 feet).

Experience the upper canopy from our 36-meter (118-foot) tower built around a millennial Kapok tree. In the early morning, take a paddle canoe to cross the lake and observe the first signs of wildlife. Hundreds of parrots and macaws fly nearby, searching for their first meal. Meanwhile, the endemic Stinky turkey perch placidly on tree branches, as if waiting for the guests' first morning photo. On the background, a Donacobious can be heard singing something resembling a car alarm.

Upon reaching what appears to be the end of the lake, a small channel opens up, allowing navigation through a unique forest of 'elephant ear and freshwater mangrove.' This area is the habitat of howler, capuchin, and squirrel monkeys, as well as some species of kingfishers, capped herons, woodcreepers, woodpeckers, and anis. Finally, reach the mainland and continue with a short 10-minute walk through a terra firme forest trail that leads to the tower.

The canopy is a haven for wildlife viewing. Colorful birds such as macaws, toucans, parrots, honeycreepers, tanagers, and cotingas fly by, while monkeys and sloths forage in the treetops. The tower provides a unique perspective, offering a glimpse into the diverse world of the Amazon that is impossible to appreciate from the forest floor.

After returning to the canoe, we will go piranha fishing, one of the symbolic creatures of the Amazon. Following the fishing, we will head back to the lodge for lunch.

During a break from guided activities, you can enjoy the lodge's facilities, such as wildlife watching from the three-story dock overlooking the forest, having a cold beverage at the bar while enjoying the lagoon view, or simply relaxing in the hammocks with a book.

Take an afternoon nature walk through the primary forest to discover the intrinsic relationships between living creatures and their roles in this complex tropical ecosystem. The flora is rich and includes orchids, lianas, fig trees, and valuable species such as cedar and mahogany, as well as medicinal and useful plants used by local people. You will also see ancient trees adorned with lianas and bromeliads.

After dinner, a different world awakens. It's time for a night walk to listen to and enjoy the chorus of bats, frogs, and crickets, while observing dozens of insect species, tarantulas, tree frogs, and, with a bit of luck, snakes, armadillos, and night monkeys.

In the morning, return to the Napo River to board a motor canoe and visit the Parrot Clay Lick in Yasuní National Park. This is a visible landslide from the river where clay is exposed for parrots and parakeets to digest as part of their nutrition-detoxification process. You can spot five species: Mealy-Amazon, Blue-headed, Yellow-crowned parrots, Dusky-headed, and White-eyed parakeets.

The adventure continues with a walk in the foothills of Yasuní, which scientists consider the most biodiverse area in the world. The flora is spectacular, with centenary trees and traditional medicine, including species that can only be found in the south of Napo, such as the Golden-mantled tamarin, spider monkeys, and Scarlet Macaws. The hike in this unique ecosystem offers much to be discovered; footprints of jaguars, pumas, and encounters with deer, white-lipped peccaries, or white-collared peccaries.

Leave Yasuní Park and head to the Sani Isla Community Center. Here, the women of the Sani Warmi Organization will share the customs and teach the use of medicinal plants of the Amazonian Kichwa culture. This unique experience will help you understand why this way of life is environmentally sustainable. Experience an amazonian cooking class at midday, just follow their instructions to prepare your own lunch using local ingredients. 

Additionally, guests have the opportunity to support the local economy by shopping for handicrafts made by local women using natural fibers and forest products. This income allows them to invest in education and further boost the local economy. After a full day of adventure, wildlife, and culture, return to the lodge to enjoy the Amazonian sunset from the bar or the dock.

This day is ideal for nature enthusiasts who wish to fully experience the Amazonian environment. Experience the hidden areas of Sani Lodge with a full-day adventure that includes a two-hour canoe ride through the lake and flooded forests, followed by a 6-hour hike on the Chorongo Largo trail. This trail is home to a variety of wildlife, including Jaguars, Pumas, Ocelots, Capuchin monkeys, Woolly Monkeys, Tapirs, and even Peccaries.

The canoe glides through the habitat of giant river otters, anacondas, and large caimans, surrounded by the magical landscape of the Amazon. It is a truly unique experience.

Lunch is served amidst the forest's towering centenarian trees, lush ferns, climbing vines, and exquisite flora. The return trip to the lodge by paddle canoe provides another opportunity to spot wildlife.

After an early breakfast, take a final canoe ride through Chawllacocha Creek, accompanied by the Amazonian wildlife and the sunrise. 

Board the motor canoe on the Napo River to depart this magical land and arrive on time for the flight to Quito.

End of services!

The experience starts with a 30-minute flight from Quito to the Coca airport. Upon arrival, the guide takes you all on a short bus ride to the Napo River pier. From there, a three-hour motor canoe trip down the largest Ecuadorian tributary of the Amazon.

During the journey, you will catch a first glimpse of the Amazonian ecosystem, including ancestral communities, crops, local fruits, Kaypok trees, giant fig trees, along with islands of different age and vegetative succession. Various bird species, such as herons, egrets, and vultures can be spotted, all while enjoying a packed lunch.

The journey continues with a short walk to Challwacocha creek, where you will board paddle canoes for a trip through primary flooded forest of black tea-colored waters teeming with wildlife. Don´t get surprise to see black-mantled tamarin & squirrel monkeys on the way to the lodge. Upon arrival, you will be served a welcome cocktail and snacks, followed by an introductory talk about the lodge and its facilities before settling into your cabin.

The guide will explain the activities for the rest of the day. One option is to walk along the nearby trails or take a canoe ride. During these activities, you will have the opportunity to observe primates, endemic birds, black caimans, and the Amazonian flora, which includes giant Kapok trees, cedar, orchids, bromeliads, and palms. At dinner time, our chef offers various national and international cuisine options that cater to celiacs, vegetarians, and vegans.

The lake is a refuge for the endangered black caiman. After dinner, the naturalist and local guides lead a canoe excursion in search of these large South American alligators, which can measure up to 6 meters (18 feet).

Experience the upper canopy from our 36-meter (118-foot) tower built around a millennial Kapok tree. In the early morning, take a paddle canoe to cross the lake and observe the first signs of wildlife. Hundreds of parrots and macaws fly nearby, searching for their first meal. Meanwhile, the endemic Stinky turkey perch placidly on tree branches, as if waiting for the guests' first morning photo. On the background, a Donacobious can be heard singing something resembling a car alarm.

Upon reaching what appears to be the end of the lake, a small channel opens up, allowing navigation through a unique forest of 'elephant ear and freshwater mangrove.' This area is the habitat of howler, capuchin, and squirrel monkeys, as well as some species of kingfishers, capped herons, woodcreepers, woodpeckers, and anis. Finally, reach the mainland and continue with a short 10-minute walk through a terra firme forest trail that leads to the tower.

The canopy is a haven for wildlife viewing. Colorful birds such as macaws, toucans, parrots, honeycreepers, tanagers, and cotingas fly by, while monkeys and sloths forage in the treetops. The tower provides a unique perspective, offering a glimpse into the diverse world of the Amazon that is impossible to appreciate from the forest floor.

After returning to the canoe, we will go piranha fishing, one of the symbolic creatures of the Amazon. Following the fishing, we will head back to the lodge for lunch.

During a break from guided activities, you can enjoy the lodge's facilities, such as wildlife watching from the three-story dock overlooking the forest, having a cold beverage at the bar while enjoying the lagoon view, or simply relaxing in the hammocks with a book.

Take an afternoon nature walk through the primary forest to discover the intrinsic relationships between living creatures and their roles in this complex tropical ecosystem. The flora is rich and includes orchids, lianas, fig trees, and valuable species such as cedar and mahogany, as well as medicinal and useful plants used by local people. You will also see ancient trees adorned with lianas and bromeliads.

After dinner, a different world awakens. It's time for a night walk to listen to and enjoy the chorus of bats, frogs, and crickets, while observing dozens of insect species, tarantulas, tree frogs, and, with a bit of luck, snakes, armadillos, and night monkeys.

In the morning, return to the Napo River to board a motor canoe and visit the Parrot Clay Lick in Yasuní National Park. This is a visible landslide from the river where clay is exposed for parrots and parakeets to digest as part of their nutrition-detoxification process. You can spot five species: Mealy-Amazon, Blue-headed, Yellow-crowned parrots, Dusky-headed, and White-eyed parakeets.

The adventure continues with a walk in the foothills of Yasuní, which scientists consider the most biodiverse area in the world. The flora is spectacular, with centenary trees and traditional medicine, including species that can only be found in the south of Napo, such as the Golden-mantled tamarin, spider monkeys, and Scarlet Macaws. The hike in this unique ecosystem offers much to be discovered; footprints of jaguars, pumas, and encounters with deer, white-lipped peccaries, or white-collared peccaries.

Leave Yasuní Park and head to the Sani Isla Community Center. Here, the women of the Sani Warmi Organization will share the customs and teach the use of medicinal plants of the Amazonian Kichwa culture. This unique experience will help you understand why this way of life is environmentally sustainable. Experience an amazonian cooking class at midday, just follow their instructions to prepare your own lunch using local ingredients. 

Additionally, guests have the opportunity to support the local economy by shopping for handicrafts made by local women using natural fibers and forest products. This income allows them to invest in education and further boost the local economy. After a full day of adventure, wildlife, and culture, return to the lodge to enjoy the Amazonian sunset from the bar or the dock.

The long-awaited day has arrived after enjoying the flora, fauna, culture, and facilities of Sani Lodge. It´s the right moment to let oneself be carried away by the sacred power of shamanism at Kallary Kawsay or the Ancestral-Life Ceremonial Center.

Once in the center, the shaman explains in detail the meaning of spiritual cleansing in the cosmovision of the Kichwa culture. Kallary Kawsay is a beautiful spot surrounded by gardens with staple crops such as banana, manioc, and tobacco plants, colorful flowers, and fruiting shrubs that provide food for hummingbirds, honeycreepers, and tanagers.

The ceremony starts with the shaman sharing a locally-made cigar and asking the guests to pass it around to imbue the energy that will enable him to read the vibes once it is lit. The shaman will blow the smoke around the body to proceed with diagnosing the energy balance. The guest can enjoy a hand-made cedar bathtub filled with an herbal infusion and healing plants for spiritual cleansing. The use of healing plants is intended to eliminate negative energy. After the ceremony, you will experience a sense of peace and overall well-being.

Lunch will be served on-site, followed by a demonstration on how to make fishing lines, hammocks, and baskets from palm fibers and lianas. In the afternoon, head back to the lodge.

After an early breakfast, it is time to take the last canoe ride through Chawllacocha Creek, accompanied by the Amazonian wildlife and the sunrise. 

Board the motor canoe in the Napo River to leave behind this magical land and arrive on time for the flight to Quito.

End of services!