Personalized Tours & Trips in Yasuni National Park

Private guides take you through Quito's UNESCO-listed Historic Center, where you'll see the gold-covered interior of La Compañía Church and walk the ancient street of La Ronda. At the Inti Ñan Museum at the Middle of the World, you'll try balancing an egg on a nail, and a hands-on cooking class teaches you Ecuadorian cuisine. In Yasuni National Park, boat trips along Añangu Creek get you close to wildlife, and climbing the 36-meter observation tower helps you spot squirrel monkeys. At 4:30 AM, you'll join the sacred guayusada ritual with Kichwa mamakunas who interpret your dreams.

Meet the Kichwa Añangu community at their Kuri Muyu intercultural center, learning traditional crafts from local mamakuna women. Climb the 35-meter observation tower to spot howler monkeys, sloths, and toucans, then join the sacred 4:30am wayusada ritual with Kichwa families.

This LGBT-friendly trip includes private transfers and small-group tours with English-speaking guides through Yasuni National Park and Quito's colonial district. Hike the Matapalo trail known for its Strangler fig trees, then paddle canoes to your luxury rainforest lodge.

This trip takes you into UNESCO-protected Yasuni National Park for cultural workshops and rainforest activities. You'll learn ancient cacao fermentation and craft chocolate from local beans, join a traditional cleansing ceremony with a Kichwa healer, and try blowgun techniques.

Go deep into Yasuni National Park with Waorani warriors who'll teach you traditional blowgun hunting and curare poison preparation. Kayak hidden lagoons to fish for piranhas and search for anacondas, then take nighttime canoe rides spotting red-eyed caimans along the riverbanks.

Walk through Yasuni National Park's terra firme forest trails and climb two observation towers at 40m and 36m to spot howler monkeys, squirrel monkeys, and sloths. Paddle along Añangu Creek's blackwater ecosystem searching for giant otters and caimans, then check out the Parrot Clay Lick.