Birds
More than 500 species registered in eBird turn Yachana Lodge into one of the most outstanding destinations for birdwatching in the Ecuadorian Amazon.
The Amazon in its purest state
Bird species registered in eBird
Protected forest
Observation throughout the year
Ideal settings for observation and photography
The Yachana Reserve protects one of the most biodiverse ecosystems of the Ecuadorian Amazon. Here, hundreds of species of birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and countless plants coexist, making each journey a unique experience.
More than 500 species registered in eBird turn Yachana Lodge into one of the most outstanding destinations for birdwatching in the Ecuadorian Amazon.
The reserve is home to monkeys, sloths, agoutis, oncillas, jaguars, and other species of Amazonian mammals, which form part of the extraordinary protected ecosystem of Yachana.
Day and night hikes allow the discovery of an amazing diversity of frogs, lizards, snakes, caecilians, and other reptiles and amphibians typical of the tropical forest.
Centennial trees, medicinal plants, heliconias, insects, and an extraordinary plant diversity sustain the fundamental balance of the Amazonian ecosystem.
The jungle is never the same. During the day birds and primates predominate; at nightfall amphibians, insects, and numerous nocturnal species appear, completely transforming the experience.
During the day birds, butterflies, and primates predominate, filling the jungle with color, sounds, and movement.
At nightfall, the jungle reveals another facet, where amphibians, insects, and numerous nocturnal species completely transform the experience.