Green Forest Ecolodge
This eco-lodge allows visitors to immerse themselves in the jungle through activities such as guided rainforest hikes, canoe trips, and exotic animal watching, including pink dolphins, monkeys, and tropical birds.
This eco-lodge allows visitors to immerse themselves in the jungle through activities such as guided rainforest hikes, canoe trips, and exotic animal watching, including pink dolphins, monkeys, and tropical birds.
This exclusive yacht will take you to the most incredible dive sites of the Galápagos Islands and will allow you to discover its underwater world, offering a unique experience for diving lovers.
The Aida Maria yacht began its operations in 1997, offering tours in the Galapagos Islands as a charter yacht as well as for individual travelers.
Explore the Galápagos aboard the luxurious yacht La Pinta and experience an unforgettable adventure. Discover the unique flora and fauna of the islands and enjoy the comfort of its facilities.
Caiman Lodge is located in one of the best spots of the Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve, situated around Laguna Grande, accessible by canoe year-round, regardless of the season. Caiman Lodge was designed and built by two of the most experienced guides and managers in Cuyabeno
Traveling to the Amazon is to discover the rich biodiversity of the tropical rainforest. Most species of plants and animals live within its mysterious virgin forests, protected in the Yasuní National Park
The Yasuní National Park, located in the heart of Ecuador's Amazon, is one of the country's most iconic tourist destinations, known for its astonishing biodiversity and as a refuge for ancient indigenous cultures. This natural paradise spans over 9,823 km² in the provinces of Orellana and Pastaza, and was declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1989 due to its ecological and cultural importance. In addition to harboring incredible biological diversity, Yasuní is home to indigenous communities such as the Waorani and the Tagaeri-Taromenane, who live in voluntary isolation.
Biodiversity: Yasuní's Natural Treasure
Yasuní National Park is one of the most biodiverse places on the planet. In its tropical rainforests, you’ll find more than 150 species of amphibians, 200 species of mammals, 600 species of birds, 100 species of reptiles, and over 4,000 plant species per hectare, making it a true natural sanctuary.
Tourist Attractions in Yasuní National Park
The park offers a range of tourist activities, all focused on nature, culture, and adventure, making it an ideal destination for ecotourism enthusiasts and explorers.
Lodges and Eco-friendly Accommodations in Yasuní
There are several eco-lodges within and around Yasuní National Park that offer an immersive experience in the Amazon rainforest. These lodges are designed to provide comfort without sacrificing environmental sustainability. Some of the most notable include:
Access and How to Reach Yasuní National Park
Yasuní National Park is generally accessed through the city of Coca (Francisco de Orellana), which can be reached by plane from Quito. From Coca, visitors must take river or land transport to enter the park. Most lodges offer organized transport from Coca, making it easy to reach the park's more remote areas.
Responsible Tourism and Conservation
Tourism in Yasuní is centered on conservation and respect for indigenous communities. Most tours are conducted by local guides from nearby communities, promoting sustainable development in the region. Additionally, many lodges in the area are committed to low-impact environmental practices, such as solar energy use, waste management, and support for community projects.
It’s essential for tourists visiting Yasuní to do so responsibly, respecting the protected areas and supporting sustainable tourism. This not only protects the park's natural wealth but also helps local communities maintain their traditions and ways of life.
Why visit?
Yasuní National Park is a unique ecotourism destination in the world. Its combination of biodiversity, stunning landscapes, and cultural richness makes it a must-visit for travelers seeking an authentic experience in Ecuador's Amazon. With the opportunity to explore the rainforest, interact with indigenous communities, and contribute to the conservation of this fragile ecosystem, a visit to Yasuní is an unforgettable and deeply enriching experience.