4-Day Complete Napo
What makes us different
Just 40 minutes from Tena city. No long drives, no complicated logistics.
With just 6 rooms and a maximum of 12 guests, enjoy a personal Amazon experience.
Room, all meals, canoe transport, and expert guides; everything taken care of.
A decade and a half of expertise in sustainable Amazon tourism and community partnerships.
"From Anaconda Island to the Shaman, see the full Amazon."
Our Most Complete Experience · Arajuno River
Full Itinerary
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12:00 — Arrival & WelcomeOur guide will meet you at the Arajuno Bridge and you'll enjoy a 20-minute canoe ride to the lodge. After you check into your room, you'll enjoy a welcome lunch.
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Afternoon Rainforest WalkWe'll take a 1-hour walk around the lodge. Your guide will show you the rainforest plants and explain how the local ecosystem works.
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Free TimeYou can relax by the pool, rest in the hammocks, walk along the river, or just listen to the jungle sounds.
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Dinner & Night WalkAfter dinner, we'll go on a night walk with flashlights. You'll hear the Amazon's chorus of frogs and insects, and may spot colorful nocturnal wildlife along the way.
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Early Morning — Bird Watching & Parrot Clay LickWe start early with birdwatching, then head to the Saladero. Dozens of parrots and parakeets gather to eat mineral-rich clay from the riverbank, one of the very few places in Ecuador where you can still witness this phenomenon.
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8:00 AM — BreakfastWe'll head back to the lodge for breakfast.
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Morning/Midday — Wildlife Islands or Conservation CenterWe'll visit AmaZOOnico animal rescue center, Caiman Island, or Monkey Island depending on weather and river conditions. These trips allow you to explore conservation projects, see local wildlife, and experience the natural habitats of the Amazon.
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Lunch & Afternoon — Kichwa Community ExperienceWe return to the lodge for lunch, then take a short canoe ride to the San Bartolo community. You'll meet the community leader and families, help prepare chicha (a traditional fermented drink), share a guayusa tea and chicha toast, watch traditional Kichwa dancing with authentic dress, learn to cook maito and yuca at the tulpa (traditional cooking fire), share a pambamesa (communal meal), and browse handmade crafts made by the families. Your purchases go directly to support them.
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Dinner & Free TimeReturn to the lodge, free time to relax by the river or enjoy the pool. Dinner and overnight.
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8:00 AM — BreakfastEnjoy breakfast at the lodge.
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River Adventure: Tubing, Kayaking, or PaddleboardingChoose your adventure down the Arajuno River. Tubing in individual tubes with life jackets (2–2.5 hours), kayaking at your own pace, or paddleboarding (SUP) if you prefer. All options take you through rainforest scenery. Not interested? Relax at the lodge or follow in our canoe.
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Return & LunchWe'll return to the lodge for lunch and some rest.
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Afternoon — Deep Jungle Hike (3 hours)A 3-hour trek through secondary rainforest. Your guide will teach you about medicinal plants, forest species, and ancestral knowledge passed down by local communities.
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Dinner & OvernightReturn to the lodge for free time and dinner.
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Before Dawn — Jungle ViewpointWake up early to visit the natural mirador. Watch the rainforest wake up and try to spot some wildlife as the jungle comes to life.
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8:00 AM — BreakfastReturn to the lodge for a relaxed breakfast.
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9:30 AM — Check-out & DepartureWe'll help you prepare your bags and take you back to the Arajuno Bridge by canoe, arriving around 10:00.
The jungle's best, on our doorstep.
Here, almost all of the famous sights starts at the lodge. The longest you will ever travel is 45 minutes.
All-inclusive, from $350 per person.
One price for the whole tour and accommodation, pick the room that suits you.
View Rooms →Accommodation
Included & Not Included
- Private room with a private bathroom, hot water, and towels
- All meals (from lunch on Day 1 until departure from the lodge) *We offer vegan, vegetarian, and other dietary options upon request
- Unlimited purified water, coffee, tea, and juices
- All activities listed in the itinerary
- Certified local guide (English and Spanish)
- Canoe transport between the Arajuno Bridge and Tena Lodge
- Rain & safety gear: rubber boots, raincoats, and life jackets
- Wi-Fi only in common areas (Starlink)
- Community fee ($7 per person, if visited)
- AmaZOOnico fee ($5 per person, if visited)
- Bar drinks: sodas and alcoholic beverages
- Tips and personal expenses
- Taxes (only for Ecuadorian travelers and companies)
Napo Amazon Lodge
A small, personal lodge with 12 guests maximum. 15+ years of sustainable tourism experience in the Amazon, operated by locals.

Superior Private Rooms
Rooms designed for comfort with views of the rainforest. Each has hot water, electricity, and a private terrace.
- Private terrace with forest views
- Hot water & electricity
- Bathtub with nature view
- Solar-powered energy

All-Inclusive Meals
Fresh daily set menu served as a self-service buffet. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily with unlimited coffee, tea, and water.
- 3 meals daily included
- Fresh local ingredients
- Ecuadorian & Amazonian flavors
- Unlimited coffee, tea & water

Pool & Connectivity
Infinity pool with river views, hammocks, and Starlink WiFi. Work remote or simply unwind in the jungle.
- Infinity-style pool with views
- Starlink internet (common areas)
- Hammocks & mesh platforms
- Natural lookout & river access
Deep in the Amazon.