YARINA LODGE
WELCOME TO
YARINA LODGE
An Authentic Refuge in the Ecuadorian Rainforest
Deep in the Ecuadorian Amazon, along the banks of the majestic Napo River, rises Yarina Eco Lodge — a place created for those seeking more than just a destination: a real connection with nature, culture, and Amazonian life. Yarina Eco Lodge is a project built with love, respect, and a deep environmental commitment. The lodge features 22 ecological cabins designed to blend harmoniously with the rainforest. Every detail has been thoughtfully created to offer comfort without losing the essence of living in an authentic natural environment.
The cabins are built with sustainable materials such as guadua cane and toquilla straw traditional techniques that honor Amazonian architecture and reduce environmental impact. This design helps maintain a pleasant temperature, a warm aesthetic, and a direct connection to nature.
At Yarina Eco Lodge, we don’t just host you — we guide you to discover the Amazon in an intimate, respectful, and transformative way.
If you’re looking for a place to reconnect with nature, learn from an ancient culture, and live a meaningful experience, this is your destination.
Why Choose Yarina Lodge
Staff
The warm and dedicated staff are the true backbone of the Yarina lodge experience. Always attentive and welcoming, they go above and beyond to ensure your stay is comfortable, personalized, and unforgettable.
Wildlife Viewing
You don't have to be an expert! With the help of the specialist naturalist and native guides, you’ll soon be spotting parrots, monkeys, toucans, caimans, frogs, and much, much more.
Eco Friendly
Yarina ecolodge is designed to blend harmoniously with the rainforest, using sustainable materials and eco-conscious practices. From energy-efficient huts to responsible waste management, every detail reflects a commitment to preserving the Amazon ecosystem while offering guests a comfortable and immersive experience.
Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi with a passcode all around the lodge and rooms.
Immersive Programs
Every day of the week we offer a different and unique itinerary at Yarina EcoLodge
Amazon Wildlife Encounter – Discover the incredible biodiversity of the rainforest, including monkeys, colorful birds, and medicinal plants. Guided hikes take you through trails and marshlands for an immersive experience.
3 DAYS - 2 NIGHTS
SOUNDS OF NATURE
$569
Per Person
The adventure starts with a 30-minute flight from Quito to El Coca, traversing the majestic Andes, and flying over the beautiful Ecuadorian forest. Then you will sail through the waters of the Napo River, the main tributary of the Amazonas River, up to its confluence with Rio Manduro.
The crossing from El Coca toward the Yarina Ecological Reserve is comfortably done in power-driven canoes, and takes about one hour, during which time you can enjoy the view of the beautiful riverside landscapes and the homes of Quichua communities, that even today keep their customs and traditions, such as the making of “Chica de Yuca” (a traditional saliva-fermented yuca drink).
- River transportation Coca - Yarina Lodge - Coca.
- Accommodation in Yarina Lodge.
- All meals.
- Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
- Rubber boots. (Up to size 43)
- All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.
4 DAYS - 3 NIGHTS
SOUNDS OF NATURE
$797
Per Person
The adventure starts with a 30-minute flight from Quito to El Coca, traversing the majestic Andes, and flying over the beautiful Ecuadorian forest. Then you will sail through the waters of the Napo River, the main tributary of the Amazonas River, up to its confluence with Rio Manduro.
The crossing from El Coca toward the Yarina Ecological Reserve is comfortably done in power-driven canoes, and takes about one hour, during which time you can enjoy the view of the beautiful riverside landscapes and the homes of Quichua communities, that even today keep their customs and traditions, such as the making of “Chica de Yuca” (a traditional saliva-fermented yuca drink).
- River transportation Coca - Yarina Lodge - Coca.
- Accommodation in Yarina Lodge.
- All meals.
- Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
- Rubber boots. (Up to size 43)
- All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.
5 DAYS - 4 NIGHTS
SOUNDS OF NATURE
$845
Per Person
The adventure starts with a 30-minute flight from Quito to El Coca, traversing the majestic Andes, and flying over the beautiful Ecuadorian forest. Then you will sail through the waters of the Napo River, the main tributary of the Amazonas River, up to its confluence with Rio Manduro.
The crossing from El Coca toward the Yarina Ecological Reserve is comfortably done in power-driven canoes, and takes about one hour, during which time you can enjoy the view of the beautiful riverside landscapes and the homes of Quichua communities, that even today keep their customs and traditions, such as the making of “Chica de Yuca” (a traditional saliva-fermented yuca drink).
- River transportation Coca - Yarina Lodge - Coca.
- Accommodation in Yarina Lodge.
- All meals.
- Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
- Rubber boots. (Up to size 43)
- All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.
RATES PER PERSON 2026
US$569
Per person
3 Days / 4 Nights
US$798
Per person
4 Days / 3 Nights
US$845
Per person
5 Days / 4 Nights
INLCLUDED:
- River transportation Coca - Yarina Lodge - Coca.
- Accommodation in Yarina Lodge.
- All meals.
- Community guide and naturalist bilingual guide.
- Rubber boots. (Up to size 43)
- All excursions and activities as per detailed itinerary.
NOT INCLUDED:
- Air tickets Quito-Coca-Quito USD 256 per adult.
- Transfer Coca Airport - Coca River Dock - Coca Airport $30 per way and per person.
- Raincoat, Flashlights.
- Beverages.
- Gratuities.
- Personal expenses and other non specified.
Additional Supplements:
- $30 Yasuni National Park
- $20 Panacocha Forest
- $10 El Pilche Community
ACTIVITIES AT YARINA LODGE
Amazon packages offer a variety of exciting activities for nature and adventure lovers. Enjoy guided jungle hikes, exploring diverse trails and learning about plants, medicinal herbs, and local wildlife. Experience canoe trips and river excursions, spotting pink river dolphins, birds, and other animals in their natural habitat. Participate in cultural encounters with Kichwa communities, discovering traditional practices, ancestral food preparation, and local customs. At night, join nocturnal walks to observe frogs, insects, and caimans, while listening to the enchanting sounds of the rainforest.
TRAILS AND WALKS IN THE FOREST
Jungle Hikes
Explore the rainforest trails with expert guides who will introduce you to the Amazon’s incredible flora and fauna. Learn about medicinal plants, fruit-bearing trees, and the secrets of the jungle ecosystem.
Observation of Giant Trees & Medicinal Plants
Explore the Giant Ceibo and other remarkable trees of the Amazon, while learning about the medicinal and practical uses of forest plants from knowledgeable guides.
Monkey Watching
Walk along specialized trails to spot various monkey species such as howler, capuchin, and spider monkeys. Guides share insights on their behavior, feeding habits, and natural interactions in the forest.
Night Walks & Nocturnal Excursions
Discover the jungle at night on guided hikes or canoe rides. Spot nocturnal animals such as frogs, insects, and reptiles while listening to the forest’s enchanting nighttime symphony
Cultural Encounters
Discover the jungle at night on guided hikes or canoe rides. Spot nocturnal animals such as frogs, insects, and reptiles while listening to the forest’s enchanting nighttime symphony
Creek Paddling
Enjoy an exciting fishing experience in small canoes. Learn traditional techniques from guides, including the use of the Amazon blowgun, and try your hand at catching piranhas.
Creek Paddling
Navigate the Napo River, Pañacocha Lagoon, and Manduro River in small canoes. Observe wildlife along the water, including pink river dolphins, birds, and caimans, while enjoying the serenity of the Amazon.
Birdwatching
Join early morning or daytime excursions to spot hundreds of tropical bird species, including toucans, parrots, macaws, and colorful songbirds, with guidance from expert naturalists.
