La Selva Lodge

La Selva Jungle Lodge is situated high on Lake Garzacocha, deep in the Equadorian Amazon rainforest region. La Selva has always followed strict eco tourism ethics and has won the world congress on tourism and environmnet award for eco tourism. Accommodation is very simple with thatched cabanas and en-suite bathrooms. The lodge offers great excursions, informing you about this beautiful region.

Sacha Lodge

Sacha Lodge is located in the middle of virgin rainforest, it is environmentally friendly and well linked to the local communities. The lodge itself provides basic but very comfortable accomodation with private facilities. There are excursions every morning, afternoon and some evenings into the jungle and plenty of well-marked trails for the more adventurous to explore by themselves.

Bellavista Cloud Forest Lodge

Set 30 minutes off the road from Quito to Mindo with over 8kms in trails through the beautiful Tandayapa Valley, Bellavista is one of the few lodges in the Andean cloud forest that has access to primary forest. This is a perfect selection for someone interested in escaping civilization, relaxing, hiking on beautiful cloudforest trails and partaking in excellent bird-watching.

Napo Wildlife Centre

You will arrive at your lodge by dugout canoe, travelling on blackwater creek on the shores of the lake. On this journey, you may see giant otters, potoos, kingfishers, hoatzins, jacamars, hawks and monkeys. This is a beautiful lodge with local hard wood floors and furnishings. There are ten luxury cabins, a large dining hall with a library and bar. Attached to the bar is a 50-foot viewing tower.

Huaorani Ecolodge

This Ecolodge opened in August 2007, and provides accommodation for 10 people in a style harmonious with the surrounding environment and the Huaorani culture. You are in a comfortable and secure setting consisting of five Huaorani-style, palm-thatched cabins, constructed of local wood, within which are fitted luxury modern tents. All cabins have a pair of twin beds, a private bathroom equipped with a shower and flush toilet, and a porch with comfortable chairs.

Huaorani people were involved in its construction and are the predominant employees; produce is bought locally; there are plans to create a laundry service in Quehueri'ono to increase local employment; biodegradable products are used in housekeeping services as well as in the bathrooms; buildings are lit via solar panels, which also power the short-wave radio, refrigerator and water pump; and a bio-filter renders all waste products either recyclable or harmless before being discharged into the river.