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Yasuni Explorer
























Our journey begins in El Coca. We’ll travel along the Auca road towards the Shiripuno River. It will take us approximately two hours to get to this doorway to the Waorani territory. We will enter the Yasuni there, and you might even encounter some of its inhabitants on the way to the campsite. Wao Safari Camp is located at the entrance of Gaba’s Territory. Gaba is an elder Waorani warrior. Before wrapping up the day, we’ll visit Gaba and then return for dinner.
Hotel/Other Details
Wao Kamp.We start our day early at 6:00 a.m. We’ll embark down the river while the mist dissipates. We’ll see how the forest awakes —the best opportunity to spot birdlife. This bird-watching activity will last for a good couple of hours. When we return, we’ll have breakfast at 8:30 am, followed by a hike in the forest with Gaba to learn about the surrounding plants and some survival skills. This morning trail, used by generations for hunting, will last 4 to 5 hours and lead us to an animal clay lick. After lunch and some rest, at 4:30 pm, we will paddle down the river in search of wildlife such as toucans, macaws, turtles, and monkeys. We will return at night to spot caimans and nocturnal wildlife such as deer, capybaras, or even jaguars. Dinner will be served at 8 pm.
Hotel/Other Details
Wao Kamp.We’ll enjoy an early breakfast at 6 a.m. and then kick start our day by exploring the blackwater lagoons in search of anacondas. We’ll take advantage of the many lagoons and try our luck seeing anacondas, the largest and strongest snakes on Earth. We will explore two or three lagoons on short walks and canoe rides. Our exploration starts at 9:00 a.m. and ends at 1:00 p.m. We will then enjoy lunch at 1:30 p.m. and head to Gaba’s house to learn about traditional hunting and how he uses his handmade weapons, such as the blow Dart and spear. You can also take a look at their jewels and art. Back at the Campsite, you’ll have dinner at 7:00 p.m., and then we’ll have a short night walk looking for tree frogs, spiders, snakes, or insects.
Hotel/Other Details
Wao Kamp.To end our journey, we’ll have breakfast at 6:45 a.m. You’ll have some time to enjoy breakfast and stroll around until 7:30 a.m., when you’ll start the canoe ride up the river for approximately two hours. Once you arrive at El Coca, you’ll have another two-hour drive to your departure.
Inclusion
Transportation: private and comfortable land transportation, motorized canoe, dugout canoe.
Accommodation based on double occupancy: 3 nights in comfortable camping installations inside of Yasuni National Park.
Meals: 3 Breakfast, 4 Lunches and 3 Dinners.
Activities: Navigations in Tiputini River, Anaconda lagoon, parrots clay lick (Saladero), Hiking in pristine forest, Visiting the native Kichwa communities, Wildlife spotting, Night hikes.
Gear: Dry bags, life jackets, dugout canoe with outboard motor, rubber boots.
Staff: Certified expert English-speaking naturalist trip leader and local guides.
Exclusion
Airfare Quito-Coca round trip (optional travel by bus).
International flights.
Airport transfers to/from Quito airport.
Travel insurance (suggested).
Required immunizations (mandatory) (yellow fever vaccination).
Meals not described in the itinerary.
Personal expenses.
Tips (for guides and staff).
Donations to the community – Contact our info@adventurejourneys.com for guidelines.
Note
Departure on Monday.
Please note that the prices are starting from and that upon sending a new request with specific date we will send the applicable rate and availability.
Unique Experiences:
Rest along the river shore in the heart of the Amazon rainforest and explore the jungle in the dark through an amazing night hike.
Share time with native Kichwa people, hearing their stories and legends and learning about their traditions, which are still alive.
2-3 pax
4-5 pax
6 plus
Escorted Experience
- 24-Hour Local Assistance
- Fixed Dates
- Modern Airconditioned Vehicle
- First Class Hotels
Tour Category
Tour Guide
Local English only guide