BOOK NOWOne of the most affordable lodges in the region of coca, Yarina Lodge is well regarded as primary rainforest where wildlife and exotic nature is found at every turn. The lodges flexible schedule allows guest to enter all 7 days a week.
Yarina Lodge Highlights
Coca in the province of Napo accounts for a high variety of micro habitats, which translates to a higher incidence of animals, insects and reptiles diversity. A one-hour canoe ride down the Napo river will take guests deep into jungle territory before reaching Yarina lodge. Comfortable accommodation ranges from twin/doubles to triple and larger rooms with flexible programs from 2 to 5 days.
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Yarina Lodge Details
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Lodge comfort: Superior lodge
Capacity: 45 guests
Guidance: Local + bilingual naturalist guide
Location: Orellana (Coca)
Park-reserve: None
Community visit: Quichua
Lodge immersion: Primary rainforest
Transport methods: Commercial plane or bus
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Rooms: 27 huts (bungalows)
Rooms type: Twins / doubles / triples / quadruples
Rooming: Private or shared rooms
Sharing: Same gender guaranteed
Rubber boots: Provided (43 max)
Mosquito net: Provided
Rain ponchos: N/A
Toiletries: Soap & toilet paper
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Private bathrooms
Private terraces
Hot showers
Room ceiling fan
Towels
Private hammock
Oil lamp in cabin
Palm thatched cabins
Light in room (16h to 22h)
AC in room (16h to 22h)
Electricity in social areas
Unlimited drinking water
Safety deposit box
Scenic lounge areas
Catered meals
Bar lounge
BUS (Quito – Coca – Quito)
Bus terminal: Quitumbe (south)
Travel time: Approximately 8 hours
Bus frequency: Every 2 to 3 hours
Bus fare: Approximately $10 per person
Pick up time: Approx 10:00 am
Luggage restriction: None
Pick up point: Oasis hotel
FLIGHT (Quito – Coca – Quito)
Departs from: Quito only
Flight time: 40 minutes
Commercial airlines: Tame
Ticket fare: $180 (subject to change)
Departure time: Approx 09:15am (subject to change)
Luggage restriction: 20 kilos – 44 pounds
Pick up point: Airport upon arrival
Yarina Lodge Features
Saimiri Monkey
Conservation
Conservation projects are part of Yarina´s Lodge core foundation, the lodge is part of an organization with worldwide support by like-minded organizations. Yarina lodge is a project with over 10 years in the making, supporting local communities, protecting the environment and wildlife, all the while providing guests with sustainable programs. Much progress and work development has been implemented with locals, yet the lodge has never lost focus of their commitment to wildlife and nature.
Rescue Center
ARCADIA rescue center is part of the conservation efforts Yarina lodge partakes in. A rescue center where guests will be able to appreciate endangered and other local species in a safe environment, adding to their overall enjoyment of the rainforest discovery
Location & Distance
The Lodge is easily reached with a one-hour canoe ride down Napo river. Guests short on time will appreciate its quick access where they can get started with activities right after lunch. A biological diverse reserve protected by indigenous Quichuas and amazonian locals, all in the upper rainforest.
Flexible Programs
Yarina Lodge offers a significant benefit, diverse and flexible programs that adjust to guest schedules. Most lodges have set departures, at Yarina Lodge activities take place every day of the week. Deep primary rainforest with a week round calendar has proven to be a great alternative for many guests.
Yarina Lodge Itinerary 2017
Breakfast. After breakfast we will take a small canoe to navigate on the Manduro river until reaching the Sapococha Lagoon. We will walk around the lagoon enjoying the sounds of birds, frogs, monkeys, etc. In addition we will learn about different types of aquatic plants. Return to the lodge to have lunch.
In the afternoon, we will visit the Socali path, characterized for a variety of different jungle lands. This path is used as an introduction trail to learn about the flora and fauna that is possible to find in different types of forest. Return to the lodge to have dinner. Resting time.
After breakfast we will visit the Capibara path. An adventure trail with many swamps. In this trail you will see some palm trees that are impossible to see in other places. Return to the lodge to have lunch.
In the afternoon, without rubber boots and in comfortable dress, (shorts are recommended) the local guides are going to teach us how to use the blowpipe. After this activity we will take a small canoe to enjoy some piranha fishing. Return to the lodge to have dinner. Resting time.
Breakfast. We will wear our rubber boots and jungle dress and take a canoe up river while watching birds, butterflies, orchids and amphibians until we reach the trail “Dos ramas”. We will take a short hike to learn about medicinal plants, birds and animals. Return to the lodge to have lunch.
In the afternoon, we will take the Tucan trail. path that is characterized by its ease for birdwatching, in the area we have recorded over 350 species of birds. Return to the lodge to have dinner. Resting time.
After breakfast we will take the motor boat to go out of the borders of our reserve and visit an indigenous family of the Quichuas del Oriente community. Our guides will talk to you about traditions and costumes of these tribes. Return to the lodge to have lunch.
In the afternoon, we will walk through the “Guatusos trail”. A new opportunity to learn from our guides the utility of some plants, about birds, insects and animals. Return to the lodge to have dinner. Resting time.
After breakfast, we will go deep inside in the jungle until we reach a small river surrounded by stones, sand, clay and other elements. In this place the guides will show us the techniques and instruments to make protractors baskets heavy objects with the resources of the Amazon.
In the afternoon, we will visit the Socali path, characterized for a variety of different jungle lands. This path is used as an introduction trail to learn about the flora and fauna that is possible to find in different types of forest. Return to the lodge to have dinner. Resting time.
After breakfast we will visit the Capibara path. An adventure trail with many swamps. In this trail you will see some palm trees that are impossible to see in other places. Return to the lodge to have lunch.
In the afternoon, we will take the Tucan trail. path that is characterized by its ease for birdwatching, in the area we have recorded over 350 species of birds. Return to the lodge to have dinner. Resting time.
After breakfast we will take the motor boat to go out of the borders of our reserve and visit an indigenous family of the Quichuas del Oriente community. Our guides will talk you about traditions and costumes of these tribes. Return to the lodge to have lunch.
In the afternoon without rubber boots and in comfortable dress, (shorts are recommended) the local guides are going to teach us how to use the blowpipe. After this activity we will take a small canoe to enjoy some piranha fishing. Return to the lodge to have dinner. Resting time.
Yarina Lodge Rates 2017
- 2 DAYS ITINERARY
2 days – 1 night - $240per guest
- all rooms
double, triple or quad - rate per person
all year rate
- 3 DAYS ITINERARY
3 days – 2 nights - $370per guest
- all rooms
double, triple or quad - rate per person
all year rate
- 4 DAYS ITINERARY
4 days – 3 nights - $460per guest
- all rooms
double, triple or quad - rate per person
all year rate
- 5 DAYS ITINERARY
5 days – 4 nights - $550per guest
- all rooms
double, triple or quad - rate per person
all year rate
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Accommodation |
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All Meals, water & tea |
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All Activities as listed |
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Transportation Coca-Lodge-Coca |
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Native & bilingual guide |
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Use of lodge facilities |
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Round bus (Quito-Coca-Quito), transport (landair) |
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Private naturalist guide |
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Personal expenses, travel insurance, souvenirs, tipping (guide & staff) |
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Personal items: flashlight, rain poncho |
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Shared cabins for single travelers
Groups size: 6 to 12 passengers max.
Departing days: Any day of the week
Single supplement: 50%
Bar Consumptions: Cash Only
Information verified by the lodge operator
Single Cabin Surcharge: 50%
Private Guidance: $50 per day
Last information revision: 20-December-2016
Children Allowed: Yes
Children Minimum Age: None
Considered Child: Under the age of 12
Free Stay: Under 5 years
30% Child Discount: 5 to 11 years
Child Discount Restriction: None / Available All Year
80% Balance is due 8 days or earlier prior to departure.
The above Terms & Conditions/Policies do not represent to a full extent all the terms & conditions by the Lodge, the most important and relevant clauses have been listed as a guideline, and are enforced by the tour operator to GreenGo Travel as your acting travel agent and subsequently to the end customer. In cases such as the initial percentage of payment required, the amount of days prior to cover the final balance & cancellation fees will be subject to our terms and conditions. A higher/lower initial payment, and additional time may be required to process your reservation.
