Sani Lodge

To the north of Challuacocha lies the Cuyabeno Reserve and along the southern border stretches the vast Yasuni National Park. In the corridor between, located on 40,000 hectares (100,000 acres) of untouched rainforest lies Sani Lodge, a unique Ecuador ecolodge. Here, the biodiversity will amaze you! On your adventure, you will walk through a pristine rainforest gallery that is home to 1,500 species of trees, hundreds of climbing vines, and exotic flowers, as well as 550 species of tropical birds, 13 species of monkeys and 1,000 species of beautiful butterflies.

Sani Lodge is truly a one of a kind Ecuador ecolodge dedicated to ecotourism, environmental conservation, and community projects in the Amazon rainforest of Ecuador. Sani Lodge is owned and operated by members of the Sani community, meaning that with their extensive knowledge of the Amazon wildlife and biodiversity they can give Sani Lodge guests the true experience of the Ecuadorian Amazon jungle.

Capacity:
42 Passengers in Huts (cabins); The lodge itself consists of ten, private, thatch-roofed cabanas, each with private bathroom. The cabanas are spaciously designed for double or triple occupancy, and have screened in windows to guard against insects while you sleep. Electric lights at the lodge run from ecologically friendly solar energy instead of a noisy generator so the night sounds will be pure. Also a dinning Room and Bar with river view.

General Info:
Sani Lodge is an ecotourism facility owned and operated by the Quichua community Sani Isla. Sani Lodge controls and protects by far the largest privately held area in the rainforest in Ecuador. One of the most special attractions in Sani Lodge is the forest, in addition to a bird list of over 550 species, Sani offers a wildlife community that cannot be found in many other lodges along the Napo River