Jungle & Cloud Forest

Napo Wildlife Center

Spanning nearly 2.5 million acres, Yasuní National Park is Ecuador’s largest tropical rainforest and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Nestled on the shores of a pristine jungle lake, Napo Wildlife Center offers an immersive Amazon experience surrounded by untouched rainforest. Owned and operated by the Kichwa Añangu Community, the lodge follows a sustainable ecotourism model powered by renewable energy, water treatment systems, and recycling programs. Tourism revenue directly supports local education, healthcare, and community development.

Enjoy daily guided rainforest walks and canoe excursions, with opportunities for birdwatching, hiking, and kayaking. Four canopy observation towers provide spectacular 360-degree views above the forest, where you may spot parrots, macaws, toucans, hoatzins, giant river otters, caimans, monkeys, and more than 600 bird species.

Accommodations include 12 Standard Bungalows, each featuring one king bed, one twin bed, a private bathroom, ceiling fans, and a private porch overlooking the lake. The lodge also offers eight Suites, including connecting suites for families and premium suites with a Jacuzzi, waterfall shower, panoramic glass floor, and private terrace. Additional facilities include a boutique, library, meeting room, full-service bar, and a seven-level observation tower with elevator access.

2026 Rates

Standard Double Standard Single Double Suite Single Suite
Napo Wildlife Center (Wed/Sat) – 3 Nights
$1635
$2588
$1930
$3032
Napo Wildlife Center (Mon/Fri) – 4 Nights
$2000
$3140
$2390
$3720

Child Discount: Children 11 years of age and younger receive a 30% discount on lodge rates only.

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Terms & Conditions

Deposit: A non-refundable USD 200 deposit is required at the time of booking.

Final Payment: Due 60 days prior to departure.

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations made 60–0 days prior to departure are non-refundable.

Travel Information

Travel Information

Air Transportation: Daily flights operate between Quito and Coca, except on Sundays.

Health Requirements: Ecuador does not require proof of vaccination for entry, including yellow fever. Malaria prophylaxis is not required. Both lodges are located in areas considered free of malaria, yellow fever, and the Zika virus, with no reported cases in more than 20 years.

Climate: The Ecuadorian Amazon is warm, humid, and experiences frequent rainfall throughout the year, particularly between June and November.

Packing List: Guests should pack in one medium-sized duffel bag or large backpack (maximum weight: 50 lbs / 23 kg). Recommended items include binoculars, a flashlight, rain poncho, insect repellent, hat, reusable water bottle, reef-safe sunscreen, a small daypack, T-shirts, long-sleeved shirts, lightweight long pants, scarf or bandana, comfortable walking shoes, sandals, socks, swimwear, plastic bags for wet clothing, and a camera.

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