The excursion begins early with a paddle canoe ride along Añangu Creek toward the parrot clay licks. After changing to a motorized canoe, we will head to one of Yasuní’s most iconic sites, located on the banks of the Napo River, where parrots and parakeets descend in the morning to feed on natural minerals. Then, we will walk along a terra firme forest trail to reach a second clay lick protected by the Kichwa Añangu Community. The day continues at the Kuri Muyu Interpretation Center, where the mamakunas share traditions, dances, handicrafts, and ancestral knowledge. At night, a guided nocturnal walk will reveal another side of the rainforest, with the possibility of observing insects, amphibians, reptiles, and other nighttime species.

Main activities: parrot and parakeet clay licks, guided forest walk, Kichwa Añangu cultural exchange, wildlife watching, and night walk.
Included meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner.