Sani Lodge sits on a black-water lagoon bordering Yasuní National Park, owned and operated by the Sani Isla Kichwa community on their own ancestral land.
Thatched cabins overlooking the lagoon, each with mosquito-netted windows and a private veranda.
A well-regarded dining programme served overlooking the lagoon.
Canoe excursions on the lagoon, a canopy tower for treetop wildlife viewing, and visits to a parrot clay lick.
The surrounding rainforest and lagoon hold giant otter, multiple monkey species, caiman and hundreds of recorded bird species.
Dawn canoe trips on the still lagoon offer reflective, mirror-like water shots alongside close encounters with caiman and waterbirds.
The lodge is fully owned by the Sani Isla community, whose tourism revenue funds rainforest protection across their territory bordering Yasuní.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
