There is a place where hundreds of colorful parrots and parakeets gather to eat one of the natural components of their diet: clay. You will have the chance to visit one of this places, called parrot clay licks, or ‘lamederos,’ and are a true show for birdwatchers and nature lovers.
Afterwards, visit the Sani Warm Kichwa Interpretation Center, an organization created by a group of local women who wanted to share their culture and gastronomy to the world. This trip is a great chance to get involved in the Napo Riverbank culture and buy handicraft and souvenirs available to take back home.
Visit to the Interpretation Center Yaku Kawsay , also known as ‘The World under water.’ The day will end with a night walking tour around the forest. This walking tour is optional and depends on the sea level and weather conditions.