In addition, their observation tower enables visitors climb 130 feet into the canopy for an unobstructed view of intact rainforest, as well as a possible close-up view of mammals, plants and dozens of species of birds. At the lodge you will find comfortable accommodations in rustic cabins of native design that blend in with the surrounding rainforest. To get there you will take a 40-minute flight from Quito to Coca. Then continue travelling 5 hours by motorized dugout canoe on the Napo River, one of the major tributaries of the Amazon up to the Yuturi river. Cabanas are constructed using local materials and native styles to fit in with the surrounding ambience.
Lodging is comfortable and food service is good.
Amongst the various and programs we have piranha fishing, hiking and canoeing. Especially interesting is the nighttime canoe ride in search of caimans and other nocturnal life. Early morning birdwatching is also a real treat where one can see dozens of species of birds in a very short period of time.