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Privacy Policy Napo Cultural Center

At Napo Cultural Center (NCC), we are committed to protecting the privacy of our customers and visitors. This privacy policy outlines how we collect, use, and protect the personal information you provide when visiting our website or making a reservation at our lodge.

1. Information We Collect

When you communicate with us, either through our website or other means, we may collect the following personal information:

  • Personal data: Name, surname, email address, phone number, and reservation details.
  • Payment information: To process reservations, we collect credit card information or secure payment details.
  • Browsing data: Information related to your interaction on our website, such as IP address, browser type, and pages visited.

2. How We Use the Information

We use the information you provide for the following purposes:

  • Process reservations: Manage and confirm your booking at the lodge.
  • Communications: Send you important information about your stay, such as reservation details, updates, or special promotions.
  • Improve our services: Analyze data to improve the user experience on our website and personalize offers.
  • Legal compliance: To comply with legal obligations, such as tax reporting or local regulations.

3. Sharing Your Information

Napo Cultural Center will not sell, trade, or transfer your personal information to third parties without your consent, except in the following cases:

  • External service providers: We may share your information with trusted providers who assist us in managing our business, such as payment platforms or marketing agencies. These third parties are required to keep your information confidential.
  • Legal compliance: We may disclose your information when required by law or to protect the rights, property, or safety of Napo Cultural Center, our customers, or the public.

4. Protecting Your Information

We take technical, administrative, and physical security measures to protect the personal information we collect. While we do our best to safeguard your data, we cannot guarantee complete security of information transmitted over the Internet

5. Cookies and similar technologies

Our website uses cookies to enhance the user experience. Cookies are small files stored on your device that allow us to personalize your visit, analyze site traffic, and offer relevant content. You can configure your browser to reject cookies, though this may affect the functionality of the website.

6. Your Rights

As a user, you have the right to:

  • Access the personal data we hold about you.
  • Request the correction of any incorrect information.
  • Request the deletion of your personal data.
  • Opt-out of receiving promotional communications at any time by clicking the “unsubscribe” link in our emails.

7. Changes to This Privacy Policy

We reserve the right to update this privacy policy at any time. Any changes will be posted on this page, so we recommend reviewing it periodically to stay informed of updates.

8. Contact Us

If you have any questions or concerns regarding our privacy policies, you can contact us at:

Napo Cultural Center
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +593 98 448 3438

Itinerary details

Traditions Tour – 6 days / 5 nights

After a 30-minute flight to Coca and a brief transfer by car, you will be welcomed at a private dock with refreshments and a boxed lunch. You will board a covered boat for an exciting two-hour journey on the Napo River. Upon arriving at the Napo Cultural Center, you will be greeted by the Kichwa Añangu Community with the traditional wayusa drink. After receiving information about the hotel, you will head to a comfortable room with jungle views. After some rest, you will participate in a walk to an observation tower to spot birds and monkeys, or you can choose a sunset kayak ride on the Napo River. Later, return to the hotel to freshen up and rest before dinner.

After an early breakfast, the day begins with an exciting motorized canoe trip to the Parrot Clay Lick in the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve. During the journey, various species of parrots can be observed. Then, a walk along the Parakeet Trail leads to a viewpoint overlooking the parrot clay lick, where up to 5 species of parrots, parakeets, and macaws can be spotted, along with mammals such as monkeys and jaguars.

The morning continues with a visit to the Kury Muyu intercultural interpretation center, managed by women from the community. Here, visitors learn about Kichwa culture, music, dances, and the traditional use of natural resources. There is also a crafts store to support the community.

After lunch at the community center’s restaurant, an exciting boat excursion is made on the Añangu stream, where monkeys, caimans, and giant otters can be observed. The day concludes with a unique activity on the Napo River aboard an ancestral catamaran, where legends and traditional songs of the Kichwa community are learned while enjoying snacks roasted by local women.

Start the day by enjoying the sunrise during breakfast and visit sustainable community projects to learn about the Kichwa worldview. Then, explore one of the trails in the terra firme forest, observing wildlife and endemic trees of Yasuní.

Return to the hotel for a delicious lunch and a well-deserved rest before embarking on a hike to the second observation tower, offering ideal views to spot birds, howler monkeys, and squirrels.

In the afternoon, relax and prepare for a traditional Amazonian dinner featuring dishes such as maito, grilled fish wrapped in bijao leaves, and chontakuru, roasted worms from the chonta palm, for those with adventurous palates.

After dinner, join an exciting nighttime lantern walk, where you can observe different types of insects, reptiles, and mammals active during the night, including some monkeys.

Wake up to the singing of Amazonian birds and enjoy a delicious breakfast. Then, venture into the upland forest along the Samona trail with rubber boots. Experience the thrill of being like Indiana Jones as you walk among centuries-old ceiba trees, accompanied by capuchin monkeys, woolly monkeys, and sakis. Observe insects under the leaves and appreciate the fauna of the dense forest.

Continue the adventure by exploring a stream of black waters, marveling at the biodiversity of flora and fauna. After enjoying a refreshing drink and a exquisite lunch, embark on a tour of nearby islands to spot birds.

In the evening, you’ll have the option to participate in a night walk for a unique experience or simply relax and enjoy the comfortable facilities.

On this day, the adventure takes explorers to Pañacocha Lagoon, on the other side of the Napo River, promising a day full of fun and natural wonders, with the possibility of spotting pink dolphins. Depart from the lodge in the morning for a fascinating 90-minute boat ride along the Napo River, observing wildlife along the way.

Upon reaching Pañacocha, guests receive an introduction to the area and lunch to enjoy in a canoe or at nearby facilities. Afterwards, there is an opportunity to swim in the lagoon. The Igapó Forest offers the chance to spot various species such as macaws, sloths, monkeys, anacondas, and more. Black caimans and various birds in the wetland can also be observed.

In the afternoon, return to the Napo Cultural Center for a delicious dinner and a night walk along the forest trails, exploring the nightlife of the jungle. Finally, explorers rest comfortably in the beautiful lodge cabins.

For a perfect last day, you have the option to participate in the wayusada ritual. It begins early around 4:30 am, where the Kichwa family shares the sacred guayusa. This ritual is a way of passing down their ancient knowledge to new generations. You can listen to traditional songs, and if you wish, your dreams can be interpreted by a wise mamakuna from the community. A truly mystical experience!

Afterwards, we’ll return for breakfast while our staff takes care of collecting your luggage for the return to El Coca. We’ll transport you in our comfortable motorized canoes, providing the last opportunity to appreciate the landscape of the Ecuadorian rainforest as we reach our port.

Itinerary details

Yasuní Tour – 5 days / 4 nights

After a 30-minute flight over the Eastern Andes Mountain Range to reach Coca, take a 10-minute drive and covered boat ride to the Napo Cultural Center. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with a traditional Wayusa drink and provided with information about the hotel’s services. After settling into comfortable rooms overlooking the jungle, visitors can do various activities such as a hike to an observation tower to observe the fauna and enjoy an Amazonian sunset, or a sunset kayak ride along the Napo River. Finally, guests return to the hotel to refresh, rest and enjoy dinner.

After breakfast, embark on a motorized canoe journey to the Parrot Clay Lick in the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve. During the ride, various species of parrots can be observed. Then, walk the Parakeet Trail to observe up to 5 species of parrots, parakeets, and macaws at the clay lick. The site also attracts mammals such as monkeys and jaguars.

The morning concludes with a visit to the Kury Muyu intercultural interpretation center, managed by women from the community, where you can learn about Kichwa culture and purchase handmade crafts. After lunch, take a boat excursion on the Añangu stream to observe wildlife. In the afternoon, board a catamaran on the Napo River to learn about the legends and traditional songs of the Kichwa community while enjoying snacks roasted over the fire.

Start the day by enjoying the sunrise during breakfast and visit sustainable community projects to learn about the Kichwa worldview. Explore trails in the terra firme forest, observing the diversity of flora and fauna, including ceiba trees and monkeys. After lunch, take a hike to the second observation tower to spot birds and other species. In the evening, relax and enjoy a typical Amazonian dinner, featuring dishes like maito and chontakuru (roasted chonta worms). After dinner, participate in an exciting night walk to observe insects, reptiles, and mammals active during the night.

Wake up to the singing of Amazonian birds and enjoy a delicious breakfast. Then, venture into the upland forest along the Samona trail with rubber boots. Experience the thrill of being like Indiana Jones as you walk among centuries-old ceiba trees, accompanied by capuchin monkeys, woolly monkeys, and sakis. Observe insects under the leaves and appreciate the fauna of the dense forest.

Continue the adventure by exploring a stream of black waters, marveling at the biodiversity of flora and fauna. After enjoying a refreshing drink and a exquisite lunch, embark on a tour of nearby islands to spot birds.

In the evening, you’ll have the option to participate in a night walk for a unique experience or simply relax and enjoy the comfortable facilities.

To conclude your experience, you have the option to participate in the guayusada ritual, starting early at 4:30 am. During this ritual, the Kichwa Añangu community shares the sacred guayusa, transmitting their

Itinerary details

Ancestral Tour – 4 days / 3 nights

After a 30-minute flight over the Eastern Andes Mountain Range to reach Coca, take a 10-minute drive and covered boat ride to the Napo Cultural Center. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with a traditional Wayusa drink and provided with information about the hotel’s services. After settling into comfortable rooms overlooking the jungle, visitors can do various activities such as a hike to an observation tower to observe the fauna and enjoy an Amazonian sunset, or a sunset kayak ride along the Napo River. Finally, guests return to the hotel to refresh, rest and enjoy dinner.

After breakfast, embark on a motorized canoe journey to the Parrot Clay Lick in the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve. During the ride, various species of parrots can be observed. Then, walk the Parakeet Trail to observe up to 5 species of parrots, parakeets, and macaws at the clay lick. The site also attracts mammals such as monkeys and jaguars.

The morning concludes with a visit to the Kury Muyu intercultural interpretation center, managed by women from the community, where you can learn about Kichwa culture and purchase handmade crafts. After lunch, take a boat excursion on the Añangu stream to observe wildlife. In the afternoon, board a catamaran on the Napo River to learn about the legends and traditional songs of the Kichwa community while enjoying snacks roasted over the fire.

Start the day by enjoying the sunrise during breakfast and visit sustainable community projects to learn about the Kichwa worldview. Explore trails in the terra firme forest, observing the diversity of flora and fauna, including ceiba trees and monkeys. After lunch, take a hike to the second observation tower to spot birds and other species. In the evening, relax and enjoy a typical Amazonian dinner, featuring dishes like maito and chontakuru (roasted chonta worms). After dinner, participate in an exciting night walk to observe insects, reptiles, and mammals active during the night.

To conclude your experience, you have the option to participate in the guayusada ritual, starting early at 4:30 am. During this ritual, the Kichwa Añangu community shares the sacred guayusa, transmitting their ancient knowledge. The experience includes traditional songs and the possibility of a mamakuna interpreting your dreams. Afterward, you will return to enjoy breakfast while the staff collects your luggage for the return journey to El Coca in comfortable motorized canoes, providing you with the last opportunity to appreciate the landscape of the Ecuadorian tropical rainforest.

Itinerary details

Cultural Tour – 3 days / 2 nights

After a 30-minute flight over the Eastern Andes Mountain Range to reach Coca, take a 10-minute drive and covered boat ride to the Napo Cultural Center. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with a traditional Wayusa drink and provided with information about the hotel’s services. After settling into comfortable rooms overlooking the jungle, visitors can do various activities such as a hike to an observation tower to observe the fauna and enjoy an Amazonian sunset, or a sunset kayak ride along the Napo River. Finally, guests return to the hotel to refresh, rest and enjoy dinner.

After breakfast, embark on a motorized canoe journey to the Parrot Clay Lick in the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve. During the ride, various species of parrots can be observed. Then, walk the Parakeet Trail to observe up to 5 species of parrots, parakeets, and macaws at the clay lick. The site also attracts mammals such as monkeys and jaguars.

The morning concludes with a visit to the Kury Muyu intercultural interpretation center, managed by women from the community, where you can learn about Kichwa culture and purchase handmade crafts. After lunch, take a boat excursion on the Añangu stream to observe wildlife. In the afternoon, board a catamaran on the Napo River to learn about the legends and traditional songs of the Kichwa community while enjoying snacks roasted over the fire.

To conclude your experience, you have the option to participate in the guayusada ritual, starting early at 4:30 am. During this ritual, the Kichwa Añangu community shares the sacred guayusa, transmitting their ancient knowledge. The experience includes traditional songs and the possibility of a mamakuna interpreting your dreams. Afterward, you will return to enjoy breakfast while the staff collects your luggage for the return journey to El Coca in comfortable motorized canoes, providing you with the last opportunity to appreciate the landscape of the Ecuadorian tropical rainforest.

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