Ecuador ecolodge, Napo Wildlife Centre
Stay at a luxurious eco lodge, in Amazonian Ecuador. With guided wildlife watching, superb bird watching, located on Anangucocha Lake. With domestic flight from Quito to Coca over Andes.
Napo Wildlife Center Ecolodge Amazon wildlife: jaguar, puma, tapir, giant anteater, primates and giant armadillo Canoe trip down Napo River Parrot clay licks and observatories Hike to Kichwa community of Anangu Ecuador bird watching Amazon forest canopy walks Yasuni National Park
Price
US $1891 including domestic flights only
Description of Ecuador ecolodge, Napo Wildlife Centre
Price information
Departure information
Daily departures throughout the year.
Travel guides
The world’s largest rainforest hosts the richest biodiversity of any ecosystem on earth.
Learn why protecting these havens of biodiversity is so critically important and how your visit can encourage that.
Vacation information
Dietary requirements:
We can cater for vegetarian and vegan diets.
Responsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) vacation so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your vacation to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.
Planet
The lodge is located beside Anangucocha Lake, within the ancestral lands of the Kichwa Añangu community. It was developed with the involvement of EcoEcuador, a non-profit organisation focused on conservation in Ecuador.Wastewater from the lodge is treated before being discharged, with the system intended to reduce impacts on the surrounding wetlands. Solid waste is minimised where possible. Organic materials suitable for composting are composted, while waste that can be safely burned or buried is treated accordingly. Remaining waste is transported to designated landfill sites. Electricity for the lodge is supplied through a combination of solar panels and diesel generators.
People
Revenue from the lodge provides financial benefits to the Kichwa Añangu community, supporting its involvement in conservation and land management. Community members participate in the management and protection of more than 52,000 acres within Yasuní National Park and are involved in the operation of the lodge.The community's conservation activities include efforts to reduce pressures on the surrounding forest, including logging, commercial hunting and oil extraction. Through its involvement in tourism and conservation, the lodge provides an economic activity linked to the protection and management of the community's ancestral territory.
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