Napo Cultural Center

Day 1 – Morning

The journey begins from the town of Coca on comfortable motor-operated canoes, which travel down the river about two hours. During this time, refreshments will be provided. You will see birds such as herons, kingfishers, terns and other Amazonian shorebirds as well as beautiful riverside landscapes.

Day 1 – Afternoon

Upon arriving at Napo Cultural Center, visitors are warmly welcomed with a refreshing traditional drink and immediately taken to their cabins located on one of the most biologically diverse places on Earth.

Day 2 – Morning

Breakfast and early departure on board a boat to visit an amazing parrot clay lick. We end this morning with a visit to the “Kuri Muyu” Interpretation Center run by the women of the community

Day 2 – Afternoon

Walk of one hour to climb up the observation tower of 35 meters likely to see a variety of birds, howler monkeys, squirrel monkeys, toucans, parrots and sloths.

Day 3 – Morning

We will visit the community projects, talk about the worldview Kichwa. Additionally, we will walk in the Mama Cuna road. It is an excellent opportunity to see more wildlife, ceiba trees, strangler, bamboo cane, vines and shrubs endemic from Yasuní

Day 3 – Afternoon

You will board a small canoe and head down the river in a spectacular adventure through the forest. We will have several opportunities to see nightlife alligators and to listen to the sounds of nature.

Day 4 – Morning

Optional: We get up at 4: 30 am to share one of the ancient customs of the Kichwa culture, making wayusa to energize the body listen to the kichwa songs and think about important issues in a peaceful and unique way. Then, we will get back for breakfast, before taking a motorized canoe back to the city of Coca.

Day 1 – Morning

The journey begins from the town of Coca on comfortable motor-operated canoes, which travel down the river about two hours. During this time, refreshments will be provided. You will see birds such as herons, kingfishers, terns and other Amazonian shorebirds as well as beautiful riverside landscapes.

Day 1 – Afternoon

Upon arriving at Napo Cultural Center, visitors are warmly welcomed with a refreshing traditional drink and immediately taken to their cabins located on one of the most biologically diverse places on Earth.

In the afternoon, a short walk down to the banks of the Napo River to enjoy a beautiful sunset on the beaches and islands. Then, we will return for dinner and rest. An option walks on trails: KARI – MAMA CUNA – RUNA – PLAYAS

Day 2 – Morning

Breakfast and early departure on board a boat to visit an amazing parrot clay lick. We end this morning with a visit to the “Kuri Muyu” Interpretation Center run by the women of the community

Day 2 – Afternoon

Walk of one hour to climb up the observation tower of 35 meters likely to see a variety of birds, howler monkeys, squirrel monkeys, toucans, parrots and sloths.

Day 3 – Morning

We will visit the community projects, talk about the worldview Kichwa. Additionally, we will walk in the Mama Cuna road. It is an excellent opportunity to see more wildlife, ceiba trees, strangler, bamboo cane, vines and shrubs endemic from Yasuní

Day 3 – Afternoon

You will board a small canoe and head down the river in a spectacular adventure through the forest. We will have several opportunities to see nightlife alligators and to listen to the sounds of nature.

Day 4 – Morning

Walk of one hour to climb up the observation tower of 35 meters likely to see a variety of birds, howler monkeys, squirrel monkeys, toucans, parrots and sloths.

Day 4 – Afternoon

You can choose an option to camp. This is another way of perceiving life ancestral of Pacha Mama and forest nature.

Day 5 – Morning

Optional: We get up at 4: 30 am to share one of the ancient customs of the Kichwa culture, making wayusa to energize the body listen to the kichwa songs and think about important issues in a peaceful and unique way. Then, we will get back for breakfast, before taking a motorized canoe back to the city of Coca.