Napo Wildlife Center

The Napo Wildlife Center, NWC Amazon Lodge, is the greatest and ultimate alternative luxury eco-hotel in Amazonian Ecuador. This eco-tourism project includes the conservation of approximately over 82 square miles (53,500 acres – over 21,400 hectares) of the most pristine Amazon Rain Forest within the Yasuni National Park, an important UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and the largest tract of tropical rain forest in Ecuador.
The community, entitled by its constitutional rights over their land, approached Ecuadorian Ministry of Environment which through its National Park service declared them honorific park rangers and approved the project signing a renewable management agreement of this territory part as well of the Yasuni Biosphere Reserve.

Capacity:
10 Huts and 2 Deluxe Suites including one king size bed and one twin bed, private bathrooms and hot water, private porches with a view on the lake, 24-hour electricity for bright lighting (120v), ceiling fans and secure screens for bug-free ventilation; Restaurant, Bar

General Info:
The lodge supports a unique, 82-square-mile private nature reserve on the northern edge of the Yasuni National Park. The reserve and associated lodge were created and built by the traditional Quichua Indian community of Añangu. This is the only lodge on the south bank of the Napo, which harbors 30% more bird and animal species than the north bank. Due to the parrot licks, Giant Otters, Woolly Monkeys and ten other primates, it is the finest wildlife destination in the Amazon of Ecuador