Napo Wildlife Center is owned and operated by the local Añangu Kichwa community deep within Yasuní National Park, widely regarded as one of the most biodiverse places on Earth.
Thatched cabins overlooking a black-water lagoon, each with a private balcony and mosquito-netted windows.
A well-regarded dining programme served overlooking the lagoon.
Canoe excursions on the lagoon and surrounding creeks, a canopy tower for treetop wildlife viewing, and visits to a macaw clay lick.
Yasuní holds record-breaking diversity of amphibians, birds and insects, alongside giant otter, multiple monkey species and hundreds of bird species.
The lodge’s canopy tower gives a rare above-canopy vantage for photographing macaws, toucans and other treetop wildlife at eye level.
The lodge is fully owned by the Añangu Kichwa community, whose tourism revenue directly funds rainforest protection within their ancestral territory.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
