National Geographic Traveler’s annual list of authentic,  sustainable hotels included (with good reason) Kapawi Lodge in their 2011 list of “Best Hotels in South America”. Properties listed by National Geographic all exhibit an extraordinary sense of place,  authenticity,  a sustainability ethic,  and community involvement.

At Kapawi you have choices …

We do not offer our visitors a fixed program of activities. Once you arrive at Kapawi Ecolodge,  you (or your group)-and your guides-will be able to organize a set of experiences that most suits your individual interests and your desired level of activity. Almost all of your itineraries will include some combination of visits to the Achuar communities,  hikes in the rain forest,  kayaking in rivers and streams,  and bird watching.

The following activities are offered …

• Bird watching

• Hiking on the self-guided trail
• Night canoeing
• Clay lick visit
• Night guided hikes
• Swimming & tubing
• Kayaking & canoeing
• Fishing
• Overnight camping
• Achuar community visits
• Resting and relaxing.

Birding …

Kapawi lodge is a paradise for dedicated bird watchers and amateurs alike. More species of bird are found in the Kapawi area alone than in all of North America. For birders the early morning trip to the clay lick is an adventure not to be missed.

BREAKING OFFERS ….

Kapawi Eco Lodge Offers

Last updated:  April 24th,  2012

NOTE:  Rates are subject to change &  availability

Rates include:

• lodging
• guided visits
• all meals
• equipment
• activities

Rates do not include:

• transportation to/from lodge (Shell-Kapawi-Shell flight USD $307 per person;
• land transportation Quito-Shell-Quito USD $60 per person;
• Achuar community fee USD $10 per person &  USD $2.50 per night fee;
• alcoholic & non-alcholic beverages;
• personal spending.