Napo Wildlife Center Ecolodge
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Hightlights of Amazon Napo Wildlife Center Ecolodge
- Napo Wildlife Centre is a luxury ecolodge, boasting a privileged location inside of Yasuni National Park. Yasuni is the most biodiverse ecosystem on the planet, and a protected UNESCO biosphere site. It was also recommended by National Geographic as one of the top places in the world to visit in 2022!
- In just one Yasuni hectare, one can find more species of organisms than in the entire European continent! The national park is home to a third of all Amazonian mammals, including a staggering 60% of all New World wild cats, 106 reptiles, and 610 species of bird; as well as more than 4000 species of plants. Napo Wildlife Center Ecolodge gives visitors direct access to this amazing diversity.
- The concept and construction of Napo Wildlife Center Lodge is the brainchild of the Anangu Quichua community who own 100% of the lodge. All tour proceeds are re-invested directly into the community. The project is universally recognized as a blueprint for community-based tourism projects.
- The Napo Wildlife Center Ecolodge is constructed in a natural, indigenous style to blend in with the rainforest. Services include luxury accommodations, ample social areas, and a 50-foot wildlife viewing tower.
- Napo Wildlife Center has built up such a great reputation that both the New York Times and the BBC have visited the site to run nature reports & documentaries.
- Check out our special blog report for a first-hand account of Napo Wildlife Center by Happy Gringo owner, Eva Merkx.
Napo Wildlife Center Ecolodge
Itineraries and pricing 2025
Browse through the different itineraries below by clicking on each one.
- Standard $1525 DBL/TRPLPer person
- Standard Cabin $2418 SGLPer person
- Suite $1803 DBL/TRPLPer person
- Suite $2833 SGLPer person
Itinerary for 4 days
- DAY 1 Journey to lodge from Coca by motorised canoe, with box lunch and wildlife spotting on route. Dinner at lodge.
- DAY 2 Morning visit to the Yasuní parrot clay lick. Afternoon visit to the local Añangu Kichwa community. Dinner at lodge.
- DAY 3 Visit to canopy observations tower for bird watching. Afternoon forest hike to discover the rainforest ecosystem with your guide.
- DAY 4 Return journey to Coca with wildlife spotting opportunities along the way in the dugout canoe.
- Standard $1868 DBL/TRPLPer person
- Standard Cabin $2933 SGLPer person
- Suite $2233 DBL/TRPLPer person
- Suite $3476 SGLPer person
Itinerary for 5 days
- DAY 1 Journey to lodge from Coca by motorised canoe, with box lunch and wildlife spotting on route. Dinner at lodge.
- DAY 2 Visit to canopy observations tower for bird watching. Afternoon forest hike to discover the rainforest ecosystem with your guide.
- DAY 3 Morning visit to the Yasuní parrot clay lick. Afternoon visit to the local Añangu Kichwa community. Dinner at lodge.
- DAY 4 All day Trek the Tiputini Trail searching for Tamarins, Capuchin & Squirrel monkeys, or other wildlife. OR motor canoe trip into Añangu territory & free afternoon at lodge.
- DAY 5 Return journey to Coca with wildlife spotting opportunities along the way in the dugout canoe.
- Standard $2218 DBL/TRPLPer person
- Standard Cabin $3455 SGLPer person
- Suite $2632 DBL/TRPLPer person
- Suite $4078 SGLPer person
Itinerary for 6 days
- DAY 1 Journey to lodge from Coca by motorised canoe, wildlife spotting on route. Dinner at lodge.
- DAY 2 Visit to canopy observations tower for bird watching. Afternoon forest hike to discover the rainforest ecosystem with your guide. Dinner at lodge.
- DAY 3 Morning visit to the Yasuní parrot clay lick. Afternoon visit Kichwa Interpretation center “Kuri Muyu". Dinner at lodge.
- DAY 4 Trek the “guangana trail” for wildlife spotting. Afternoon navigation to Añangucocha.
- DAY 5 Travel to Pañacocha Lagoon. Wildlife spotting on route. After Lunch, swim in the lagoon. Return to the lodge for dinner. At night, walk through the Forest trails.
- DAY 6 A Return journey to Coca with wildlife spotting opportunities along the way in the dugout canoe.
- Standard $2522 DBL/TRPLPer person
- Standard Cabin $3955 SGLPer person
- Suite $2552 DBL/TRPLPer person
- Suite $4697 SGLPer person
Itinerary for 7 days
- DAY 1 Journey to lodge from Coca by motorised canoe, with box lunch and wildlife spotting on route. Dinner at lodge.
- DAY 2 Visit to canopy observations tower for bird watching. Afternoon forest hike to discover the rainforest ecosystem with your guide.
- DAY 3 Morning visit to the Yasuní parrot clay lick. Afternoon visit to the local Añangu Kichwa community. Dinner at lodge.
- DAY 4 Visit to the Kichwa “Añangu” community to interact with local people and learn about their lifestyle. Afternoon walk to the observation tower in “Kury Muyo” close to Napo river.
- DAY 5 Trek the “guangana trail” for wildlife spotting. Afternoon navigation to Añangucocha.
- DAY 6 All day trek along the Tiputini Trail searching for Tamarins, Capuchin & Squirrel monkeys, or other wildlife. OR motor canoe trip into Añangu territory & free afternoon at lodge.
- DAY 7 A Return journey to Coca with wildlife spotting opportunities along the way in the dugout canoe.
- Standard $2870 DBL/TRPLPer person
- Standard Cabin $4433 SGLPer person
- Suite $3428 DBL/TRPLPer person
- Suite $5272 SGLPer person
Itinerary for 8 days
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- DAY 1 Journey to lodge from Coca by motorised canoe, with box lunch and wildlife spotting on route. Dinner at lodge.
- DAY 2 Visit to canopy observations tower for bird watching. Afternoon forest hike to discover the rainforest ecosystem with your guide.
- DAY 3 Morning visit to the Yasuní parrot clay lick. Afternoon visit to the local Añangu Kichwa community. Dinner at lodge.
- DAY 4 Morning hike the “Samona Trail” to observe local species of flora and fauna. Trek to the lagoon in search of giant otters, the emblematic species of this habitat.
- DAY 5 Visit to the Kichwa “Añangu” community to interact with local people and learn about their lifestyle. Afternoon walk to the observation tower in “Kury Muyo” close to Napo river.
- DAY 6 Trek the “guangana trail” for wildlife spotting. Afternoon navigation to Añangucocha.
- DAY 7 All day trek through the Tiputini Trail searching for Tamarins, Capuchin & Squirrel monkeys, or other wildlife. OR motor canoe trip into Añangu territory. In the afternoon visit the Waorani community of “Guiyero” to learn about the customs and traditions. Late afternoon search for dolphins.
- DAY 8 Return journey to Coca with wildlife spotting opportunities along the way in the dugout canoe.
Napo Wildlife Center Tour Specifications
Napo Wildlife Center Inclusions
- Accommodation based on twin/double share at Lodge.
- River transportation to/from the lodge.
- All meals.
- Drinking water.
- Activities as listed in itinerary.
- Native guide + bilingual naturalist guide.
- Use of rain poncho / boots / umbrella.
- Yasuni Park Entry Fee.
Napo Wildlife Center Exclusions
- Airfare Quito / Coca / Quito (approximate price $262 - subject to change).
- Drinks from the bar.
- Tips and other personal expenses.
- Coca airport transfers in and out
- Children aged 5 to 11 receive a 30% discount on rates when sharing with their parents. One child per adult sharing the same room applies.
- Kindly note that, as per our regular operation, our ratio is of max 8 passengers per group/per guide
Access - transportation to Napo Wildlife Center Ecolodge
- The tour starts with a flight to Coca (30minutes), where upon arrival you will be met by your local guide.
- From Coca, Napo Wildlife Center lodge is reached via motorized canoe (approx. 2 hours downstream) and then a short paddled canoe ride (motorized canoes are not allowed down the stream where the lodge is located in order to avoid disturbing the wildlife).
Napo Wildlife Center Accommodation and Facilities
Cabins: single, twin / double accommodations- Private bathroom: Yes.
- Showers: Yes – hot water.
- Mosquito nets: netting surrounds each hut
- Electricity: Yes
- Boots / Rain ponchos: Yes
Cabins: single, twin / double accommodations
Private bathroom: Yes.
Showers: Yes – hot water.
Mosquito nets: netting surrounds each hut
Electricity: Yes
Boots / Rain ponchos: YesStandard departure days for Napo Wildlife Center tours are from Monday to Saturday; the only day that trips cannot start is on Sundays – please contact our sale staff to check availability for your dates of travel.
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