| Duration: | 5 Day(s) - 4 Night(s) |
| Tour Category: | Nature Tours |
La Selva Jungle Lodge
La Selva Jungle Lodge is located deep in the Ecuadorian Amazon region, a two-and-a-half-hour canoe trip from Coca city. This Lodge is situated at 250 Mts. (820 ft) above sea level, an altitude where huge trees grow surrounded by high biodiversity of flora and fauna.
Through more than fifteen years of refinement, this lodge has developed a responsible operation and become at one with the environment. In 1992 La Selva created the Neotropical Field Biology Institute, where many scientists come to carry out scientific research.
The lodge, surrounded by the Garzacocha Lake, offers comfortable cabins with a native rustic style, as well as good standards of quality and service. Here you can enjoy a nice social area, a library, a bar with exotic beverages and a restaurant with delicious dishes.
In La Selva Jungle Lodge, you will enjoy walking through forests of giant trees, past many different plants and wildlife species. Offering an unforgettable experience, this lodge is the only place where you will really feel in the jungle because of its rustic architecture.
LA SELVA JUNGLE LODGE ACTIVITIES
Hikes to enjoy the wildlife of the rainforest.
Birdwatching.
A visit to a parrot clay lick.
Canoe or trekking night excursions.
A canopy tower to experience this level of the forest and its species.
Visit the butterfly farm.
Water activities such as paddling, swimming, and fishing.
La Selva Jungle Lodge Tour
Located just outside the Yasuní National Park and within the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve, La Selva Lodge is perfect for travellers seeking their ideal Amazon experience — whether they are six or sixty. A luxury resort in the heart of the rainforest, everyone will find something to love.
Several indigenous communities live near La Selva and guests are able to visit to learn about their way of life. We like this quote that perfectly sums up why our guests enjoy the community visit so much.
Heading out from the lodge, your guides can lead you on half-a-dozen trails that wind their way through the surrounding rainforest and connect with the lake. You never know what you might find along the way… A giant ceiba tree, strangler figs, walking palms, Azteca ants, heliconias, bromeliads, and maybe even some forest fauna — if you’re lucky.
