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Los ríos de la Amazonía llevan consigo el más grande volumen de agua en el mundo. Uno de los ríos más importantes es el Río Napo que recibe la desembocadura de los ríos Coca y Aguarico en su recorrido hacia el Perú, done finalmente se une al Río Amazonas. En 1540, el explorador español Francisco de Orellana descubre el Río. Posteriormente, en 1638 el explorador portugués edro Texeira lo estduia y establece que cuenta con 885 km de longitud. Este río es una importante arteria para la transportación debido a que la mayoría de sus aguas son navegables.
Aventuras Disponibles Aquí
Casa del Suizo
La Casa del Suizo is a peaceful and relaxing lodge in the Amazon, located on the shores of Ecuador’s majestic Napo River that is really close to the eastern slopes of the Andes Mountains.
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Cotococha Lodge
Cotococha Amazon Lodge offers 22 spacious bungalows built using traditional architecture in harmony with the surrounding rainforest.
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Napo Cultural Center
The Napo Cultural Center is located in the Yasuní National Park, one of the most diverse ecosystems in the planet with approximately 980 hectares of Amazon Rainforest.
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Napo Wildlife Center
It is a place not compared with any other. It is located in the heart of one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet.
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Napo Wildlife Center
It is a place not compared with any other. It is located in the heart of one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet.
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Cuyabeno Lodge
Cuyabeno Lodge operates since 1988. It was created with the purpose of the rainforest travelers should be accommodated in harmonious conditions.
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Jamu Lodge
Jamu, coming from the word "Armadillo" in Siona language, is a beautiful and private lodge in the Cuyabeno Reserve where our guests can enjoy a variety of activities.
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