Discover each day of your journey to Yasuní with our detailed itinerary, designed to immerse you in a unique rainforest experience.
We depart from Coca for the Shiripuno River, followed by a talk about uncontacted peoples. Then we travel by canoe to Guemeneweno for a cultural encounter with a Waorani family, ending with a swim in the river and dinner under the stars.
We travel from Quemeneweno to the Waorani community of Bameno, enjoying Yasuní's rich biodiversity along the way and observing lizards, parrots, and more.
The day begins with breakfast, followed by traditional Waorani dances and songs. Next come activities with hunting tools and a tour of the community, including a visit to Shaman Kemperi, ending with a walk in the rainforest.
After breakfast, we head to a campsite on the beach of the Cononaco River, visit an ancient ceiba tree, and observe parrots. The afternoon includes fishing, preparing smoked catfish, and nighttime caiman watching.
A walk through the rainforest to a lagoon to observe anacondas and fish for piranhas is followed by packing up camp and returning to Bameno to rest and have dinner.
The final day begins with breakfast before the return flight to Shell in a small aircraft, taking with you memories of a unique experience in the Amazon.
Find answers to the most common questions about your trip to Yasuní and prepare for an unforgettable experience.
Yes, vaccination against yellow fever is recommended, and your routine vaccinations should be up to date. Consult your doctor before traveling.
The walks are moderately challenging and suitable for people with an average level of physical fitness.
Yes, the canoes are safe and operated by experienced guides. Life jackets are provided for all passengers.
Accommodation ranges from comfortable tents at campsites to local homes in the Waorani community.
Yes, you will have opportunities to buy handicrafts made by the Waorani community, supporting the local economy.
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