The adventure begins in Quito, Ecuador’s capital, with a 30-minute flight to the Amazonian city of Coca. Upon arrival, a transfer to the dock is followed by a 90-minute motorized canoe journey along the Napo River, surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Upon reaching the Anakonda Amazon Cruise, guests are warmly welcomed aboard and introduced to the expert local naturalist guides, who provide an informative overview of the Ecuadorian Amazon. There is time to explore the cruise ship and admire the rainforest scenery as the vessel glides along the Napo River.

After dinner, the experience continues with a guided nighttime rainforest walk, offering the chance to listen to the sounds of the jungle and discover its fascinating nocturnal wildlife.

The journey continues downstream to the Pañayacu River Delta, followed by a canoe excursion to Pañacocha Lake, known as the “Piranha Lagoon” in the native Kichwa language. Surrounded by protected rainforest and blackwater ecosystems, the area provides an ideal habitat for piranhas, Paíche or pirarucu—one of the world’s largest freshwater fish—white caimans, monkeys, and a remarkable variety of bird species.

A guided rainforest walk offers opportunities to observe the region’s diverse wildlife. The experience continues with an Amazon-style barbecue at a local community camp, followed by time to relax and enjoy activities such as kayaking and swimming.

Back aboard the Anakonda Amazon Cruise, expert naturalist guides share fascinating insights into the Amazon ecosystem and the unique environment explored during the day.

The day begins with an early-morning motorized canoe excursion to one of the Western Amazon’s most spectacular natural attractions: the parrot clay licks. Rich in essential minerals, these unique sites attract hundreds of colorful parrots, parakeets, and other Amazonian bird species, creating an unforgettable wildlife-watching experience.

In the afternoon, a visit to the Kichwa Women’s Community Project offers an authentic insight into indigenous life along the Napo River. Guests can learn about ancestral traditions, local culture, and community initiatives while supporting local livelihoods through the purchase of handicrafts and regional products.

The experience also provides an opportunity to learn about and participate in Charapa turtle conservation, an important community-based initiative dedicated to protecting this vulnerable Amazonian species.

The Amazon adventure comes to an end with a scenic return to Puerto Providencia. After disembarking from the Anakonda Amazon Cruise, guests will board a motorized canoe for the journey back to Coca, taking in the final views of the Napo River and the surrounding rainforest.

• Airport Reception and Assistance in Quito and Coca.
• Transfers to/from the vessel when arriving on our recommended flights.
• Motorized canoe transfers to/from the vessel when arriving at our recommended flights.
• Transfers airport - dock - Airport in Coca.
• Coffee station (unlimited supply of water, coffee, and tea).
• Onboard accommodations
• All meals aboard.
• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
• Rain ponchos, and rubber boots.

• Air ticket Quito – Coca – Quito $260 USD per person. (For those guests who choose not to purchase their air tickets with us, an additional fee of USD 46.00 per person shall apply for the services listed above.)
• Contribution to local communities (USD 70 per person for 3 & 4-night cruises and USD 80 per person for 7-night cruises).
• SPA services and treatments.
• Soft beverages: juices, sodas, sparkling water, etc.
• Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
• Gratuities.
• Satellite internet, and any other unspecified

• Passport
• Binoculars
• Flashlight and batteries
• Photo Camera
• Insect repellent
• Sun protection (cream / sunglasses / hat or cap)
• Light long pants and long-sleeved shirts for hiking
• Shorts and t-shirts for your time at the Lodge
• Comfortable shoes and extra socks
• Small day backpack
• Plastic bags to protect cameras, binoculars, batteries.

The adventure begins in Quito, Ecuador’s capital, with a 30-minute flight to the Amazonian city of Coca. Upon arrival, guests will transfer to the dock and board a motorized canoe for a scenic 90-minute journey along the Napo River, surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Upon reaching the Anakonda Amazon Cruise, guests will receive a warm welcome aboard and meet the expert local naturalist guides, who will provide an informative introduction to the Ecuadorian Amazon. Time will be available to explore the vessel and admire the rainforest scenery as the cruise glides along the Napo River.

After dinner, the adventure continues with a guided nighttime rainforest walk, offering the opportunity to listen to the sounds of the jungle and observe fascinating nocturnal wildlife.

The morning begins with an exploration of the lower Napo River, a rich habitat for Amazonian birdlife. Along the riverbanks, guests may spot eagles, oropendolas, woodpeckers, and other fascinating species.

In the afternoon, the journey continues into Yasuní National Park, one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth and a natural habitat of the legendary pink river dolphin. Guests will learn about a community-based pink dolphin conservation program developed in collaboration with the Martinica community in the Cocaya area. The initiative helps protect the dolphins and preserve a safe environment where they can live and feed naturally.

The day concludes with a visit to a nearby Secoya community, one of the Amazon’s ancestral cultures. Guests will have the opportunity to learn about Secoya traditions and witness the preparation of traditional cassava bread, gaining a deeper insight into the community’s cultural heritage and connection with the rainforest.

The day begins with a visit to an authentic **Kichwa family** on the banks of the Napo River. Guests will have the opportunity to learn directly from community members about their traditional lifestyle, culture, and connection with the Amazon.

Back aboard the **Anakonda Amazon Cruise**, an interactive cooking class with the expert chef introduces guests to traditional Ecuadorian flavors and culinary techniques. Other activities include traditional handicraft workshops, kayaking, and time to relax in the open-air hot tub or enjoy cocktails at the Bar & Lounge. As night falls, the Observation Deck provides an ideal setting for **stargazing beneath the Amazonian sky**.

The day begins with a visit to an impressive **observation tower built around a centuries-old kapok tree**, offering spectacular 360° views over the Amazon rainforest canopy. From above, guests can appreciate the vastness and beauty of this extraordinary ecosystem.

In the afternoon, a guided exploration of the **primary rainforest** provides opportunities to discover native plants and wildlife, including the fascinating **hoatzin**, locally known as the “stinkbird,” one of the Amazon’s most distinctive bird species.

The Amazon adventure comes to an end with a scenic journey back to **Puerto Providencia**. After disembarking from the **Anakonda Amazon Cruise**, guests will board a motorized canoe for the return journey to Coca, enjoying the final views of the Napo River and surrounding rainforest.

• Airport Reception and Assistance in Quito and Coca.
• Transfers to/from the vessel when arriving on our recommended flights.
• Motorized canoe transfers to/from the vessel when arriving at our recommended flights.
• Transfers airport - dock - Airport in Coca.
• Onboard accommodations.
• All meals aboard.
• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
• Rain ponchos, and rubber boots.

• Air ticket Quito – Coca – Quito $260 USD per person. (For those guests who choose not to purchase their air tickets with us, an additional fee of USD 46.00 per person shall apply for the services listed above.)
• Contribution to local communities (USD 70 per person for 3 & 4-night cruises and USD 80 per person for 7-night cruises)
• SPA services and treatments.
• Soft beverages: juices, sodas, sparkling water, etc.
• Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
• Gratuities.
• Satellite internet, and any other unspecified.

• Passport
• Binoculars
• Flashlight and batteries
• Photo Camera
• Insect repellent
• Sun protection (cream / sunglasses / hat or cap)
• Light long pants and long-sleeved shirts for hiking
• Shorts and t-shirts for your time at the Lodge
• Comfortable shoes and extra socks
• Small day backpack
• Plastic bags to protect cameras, binoculars, batteries.

The adventure begins in Quito, Ecuador’s capital, with a 30-minute flight to the Amazonian city of Coca. Upon arrival, guests will transfer to the dock and board a motorized canoe for a scenic 90-minute journey along the Napo River, surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Upon reaching the Anakonda Amazon Cruise, guests will receive a warm welcome aboard and meet the expert local naturalist guides, who will provide an informative introduction to the Ecuadorian Amazon. Guests will then have time to explore the vessel and admire the rainforest scenery as the cruise glides along the Napo River.

After dinner, the experience continues with a guided nighttime rainforest walk, offering the opportunity to listen to the sounds of the jungle and observe fascinating nocturnal wildlife.

The journey continues downstream to the Pañayacu River Delta, followed by a canoe excursion to Pañacocha Lake, known as the “Piranha Lagoon” in the native Kichwa language. Surrounded by protected rainforest and blackwater ecosystems, the area provides an ideal habitat for piranhas, Paíche or pirarucu—one of the world’s largest freshwater fish—white caimans, monkeys, and a remarkable variety of aquatic wildlife.

A guided rainforest walk offers opportunities to observe the region’s diverse birdlife and other wildlife. The experience continues with an Amazon-style barbecue at a local community camp, followed by time to relax and enjoy activities such as kayaking and swimming.

Back aboard the Anakonda Amazon Cruise, expert naturalist guides will share fascinating insights into the Amazon ecosystem and the unique environment explored during the day.

The day begins with an early-morning motorized canoe excursion to one of the Western Amazon’s most spectacular natural attractions: the parrot clay licks. Rich in essential minerals, these unique sites attract hundreds of colorful parrots, parakeets, and other Amazonian bird species, creating an unforgettable wildlife-watching experience.

In the afternoon, a visit to the Kichwa Women’s Community Project offers an authentic insight into indigenous life along the Napo River. Guests can learn about ancestral traditions, local culture, and community initiatives while supporting local livelihoods through the purchase of handicrafts, regional products, and souvenirs.

The experience also provides an opportunity to learn about Charapa turtle conservation, an important community-based initiative dedicated to protecting this vulnerable Amazonian species.

The day begins with a kayaking adventure along the Indillama River, one of the tributaries of the Napo River leading into Yasuní National Park. The quiet and smooth nature of kayaking provides excellent opportunities for observing wildlife in its natural surroundings.

Canoe excursions offer additional opportunities to explore the waterways and search for monkeys, birds, and other rainforest species. After a day of adventure, the Observation Deck provides a spectacular setting to admire the Amazonian night sky. For those seeking an extra adventure, an optional guided night walk offers the chance to discover fascinating nocturnal creatures.

The morning brings an exploration of the lower Napo River, a rich habitat for Amazonian birdlife. Along the riverbanks, guests may spot eagles, oropendolas, woodpeckers, and other fascinating species.

In the afternoon, the journey continues into Yasuní National Park, one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth and a natural habitat of the legendary pink river dolphin. Guests will learn about a community-based pink dolphin conservation program developed in collaboration with the Martinica community in the Cocaya area, helping protect these remarkable animals and their natural habitat.

The day concludes with a visit to a nearby Secoya community, one of the Amazon’s ancestral cultures. Guests will discover traditional customs and witness the preparation of traditional cassava bread, gaining a deeper understanding of the community’s cultural heritage and connection with the rainforest.

The day begins with a visit to an authentic Kichwa family on the banks of the Napo River. Guests will have the opportunity to learn directly from community members about their traditional lifestyle, culture, and connection with the Amazon.

Back aboard the Anakonda Amazon Cruise, an interactive cooking class with the expert chef introduces guests to traditional Ecuadorian flavors and culinary techniques. Other activities include traditional handicraft workshops, kayaking, and time to relax in the open-air hot tub or enjoy cocktails at the Bar & Lounge.

As night falls, the Observation Deck provides an ideal setting for stargazing beneath the Amazonian sky.

The day begins with a visit to an impressive observation tower built around a centuries-old kapok tree, offering spectacular 360° views over the Amazon rainforest canopy. From above, guests can appreciate the vastness and beauty of this extraordinary ecosystem.

In the afternoon, a guided exploration of the primary rainforest provides opportunities to discover native plants and wildlife, including the fascinating hoatzin, locally known as the “stinkbird,” one of the Amazon’s most distinctive bird species.

The Amazon adventure comes to an end with a scenic journey back to **Puerto Providencia**. After disembarking from the **Anakonda Amazon Cruise**, guests will board a motorized canoe for the return journey to Coca, enjoying the final views of the Napo River and surrounding rainforest.

• Airport Reception and Assistance in Quito and Coca.
• Transfers to/from the vessel when arriving on our recommended flights.
• Motorized canoe transfers to/from the vessel when arriving at our recommended flights.
• Transfers airport - dock - Airport in Coca.
• Onboard accommodations.
• All meals aboard.
• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
• Rain ponchos, and rubber boots.

• Air ticket Quito – Coca – Quito $260 USD per person. (For those guests who choose not to purchase their air tickets with us, an additional fee of USD 46.00 per person shall apply for the services listed above.)
• Contribution to local communities (USD 70 per person for 3 & 4-night cruises and USD 80 per person for 7-night cruises)
• SPA services and treatments.
• Soft beverages: juices, sodas, sparkling water, etc.
• Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
• Gratuities.
• Satellite internet, and any other unspecified.

• Passport
• Binoculars
• Flashlight and batteries
• Photo Camera
• Insect repellent
• Sun protection (cream / sunglasses / hat or cap)
• Light long pants and long-sleeved shirts for hiking
• Shorts and t-shirts for your time at the Lodge
• Comfortable shoes and extra socks
• Small day backpack
• Plastic bags to protect cameras, binoculars, batteries.

The adventure begins in Quito, Ecuador’s capital, with a 30-minute flight to the Amazonian city of Coca. Upon arrival, guests will transfer to the dock and board a motorized canoe for a scenic 90-minute journey along the Napo River, surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Upon reaching the Anakonda Amazon Cruise, guests will receive a warm welcome aboard and meet the expert local naturalist guides, who will provide an informative introduction to the Ecuadorian Amazon. Guests will then have time to explore the vessel and admire the rainforest scenery as the cruise glides along the Napo River.

After dinner, the experience continues with a guided nighttime rainforest walk, offering the opportunity to listen to the sounds of the jungle and observe fascinating nocturnal wildlife.

The morning brings an exploration of the lower Napo River, a rich habitat for Amazonian birdlife. Along the riverbanks, guests may spot eagles, oropendolas, woodpeckers, and other fascinating species.

In the afternoon, the journey continues into Yasuní National Park, one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth and a natural habitat of the legendary pink river dolphin. Guests will learn about a community-based pink dolphin conservation program developed in collaboration with the Martinica community in the Cocaya area, helping protect these remarkable animals and preserve a safe environment where they can live and feed naturally.

The day concludes with a visit to a nearby Secoya community, one of the Amazon’s ancestral cultures. Guests will discover traditional customs and witness the preparation of traditional cassava bread, gaining a deeper insight into the community’s cultural heritage and connection with the rainforest.

The day begins with a visit to an authentic Kichwa family on the banks of the Napo River. Guests will have the opportunity to learn directly from community members about their traditional lifestyle, culture, and connection with the Amazon.

Back aboard the Anakonda Amazon Cruise, an interactive cooking class with the expert chef introduces guests to traditional Ecuadorian flavors and culinary techniques. Guests can also participate in traditional handicraft activities, explore the surroundings by kayak, or relax in the open-air hot tub while enjoying the rainforest scenery.

The Bar & Lounge offers a comfortable space for cocktails and relaxation, while the Observation Deck provides an ideal setting for stargazing beneath the Amazonian sky.

The day begins with a visit to an impressive observation tower built around a centuries-old kapok tree, offering spectacular 360° views over the Amazon rainforest canopy. From above, guests can appreciate the vastness and beauty of this extraordinary ecosystem.

In the afternoon, a guided exploration of the primary rainforest provides opportunities to discover native plants and wildlife, including the fascinating hoatzin, locally known as the “stinkbird,” one of the Amazon’s most distinctive bird species.

The day begins with a kayaking adventure along the Indillama River, one of the tributaries of the Napo River leading into Yasuní National Park. The quiet and smooth nature of kayaking provides excellent opportunities for observing wildlife in its natural surroundings.

Canoe excursions offer additional opportunities to explore the waterways and search for monkeys, birds, and other rainforest species. After a day of adventure, the Observation Deck provides a spectacular setting to admire the Amazonian night sky.

For those seeking an extra adventure, an optional guided night walk offers the chance to discover fascinating nocturnal creatures.

The journey continues downstream to the Pañayacu River Delta, followed by a canoe excursion to Pañacocha Lake, known as the “Piranha Lagoon” in the native Kichwa language.

Surrounded by protected rainforest and blackwater ecosystems, the area provides an ideal habitat for piranhas, Paíche or pirarucu—one of the world’s largest freshwater fish—white caimans, monkeys, and a remarkable variety of aquatic wildlife.

A guided rainforest walk offers opportunities to observe diverse bird species and other wildlife. The experience continues with an Amazon-style barbecue at a local community camp, followed by time to relax and enjoy activities such as kayaking and swimming.

Back aboard the Anakonda Amazon Cruise, expert naturalist guides will share fascinating insights into the Amazon ecosystem and the unique environment explored during the day.

An early-morning motorized canoe excursion leads to one of the Western Amazon’s most spectacular natural attractions: the parrot clay licks. Rich in essential minerals, these unique sites attract hundreds of colorful parrots, parakeets, and other Amazonian bird species, creating an unforgettable wildlife-watching experience.

In the afternoon, a visit to the Kichwa Women’s Community Project offers an authentic insight into indigenous life along the Napo River. Guests can learn about ancestral traditions, local culture, and community initiatives while supporting local livelihoods through the purchase of handicrafts, regional products, and souvenirs.

The experience also provides an opportunity to learn about Charapa turtle conservation, an important community-based initiative dedicated to protecting this vulnerable Amazonian species.

The Amazon adventure comes to an end with a scenic journey back to **Puerto Providencia**. After disembarking from the **Anakonda Amazon Cruise**, guests will board a motorized canoe for the return journey to Coca, enjoying the final views of the Napo River and surrounding rainforest.

• Airport Reception and Assistance in Quito and Coca.
• Transfers to/from the vessel when arriving on our recommended flights.
• Motorized canoe transfers to/from the vessel when arriving at our recommended flights.
• Transfers airport - dock - Airport in Coca.
• Onboard accommodations.
• All meals aboard.
• Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
• Rain ponchos, and rubber boots.

• Air ticket Quito – Coca – Quito $260 USD per person. (For those guests who choose not to purchase their air tickets with us, an additional fee of USD 46.00 per person shall apply for the services listed above.)
• Contribution to local communities (USD 70 per person for 3 & 4-night cruises and USD 80 per person for 7-night cruises)
• SPA services and treatments.
• Soft beverages: juices, sodas, sparkling water, etc.
• Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
• Gratuities.
• Satellite internet, and any other unspecified.

• Passport
• Binoculars
• Flashlight and batteries
• Photo Camera
• Insect repellent
• Sun protection (cream / sunglasses / hat or cap)
• Light long pants and long-sleeved shirts for hiking
• Shorts and t-shirts for your time at the Lodge
• Comfortable shoes and extra socks
• Small day backpack
• Plastic bags to protect cameras, binoculars, batteries.