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In the heart of The Amazon jungle the Napo Wildlife Centre supports a unique, 82-square mile private nature reserve. The reserve and associated lodge were created and built by the traditional Quichua Indian community of Anangu in partnership with the non-profits Tropical Nature and EcoEcuador Funding or the project came from charitable contributions to Tropical Nature. The Napo Wildlife Centre is now 100% owned by the Anangu community. This provides invaluable income for the underfunded Yasuni National Park.
With parrot licks, giant otters, woolly monkeys and caimans, Napo is the finest wildlife destination in the Amazon of Ecuador. A visit to this beautiful lodge is an unforgettable experience that directly protects both the community's reserve and Yasuni National Park.
The Sagitta is a fine sailing vessel that is fully compliant with the Smart Voyager sustainable tourism certification program, which awards its seal of approval to tour boat operators and hotels in Ecuador who meet a set of strict conservation standards for protecting the environment, wildlife and the well-being of workers and local communities.
The directors of this company went to university together and met up again when they were travelling. They started doing tours to Vietnam in 1996 and were so successful that they expanded to many other destinations. Their company now employs 170 well-travelled staff who can advise customers on how to put together the perfect itinerary. They share the same no-nonsense, honest approach and ensure anyone who travels makes the best use of their time and budget. The amount of research that goes into these trips means you get to see the slightly quirkier places and can travel at your own pace.





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