Welcome to the Amazon Rainforest in Ecuador


Come for the rainforest. Stay for the experience.

A genuinely remote Amazon lodge in Ecuador’s Yasuní Biosphere Reserve — far from the tourist circuits, deep in living rainforest.

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Price: $180 per person, per day — 4-day trip $720/person, 5-day trip $900/person.


If what you’re looking for is a polished luxury Amazon resort, Shiripuno may not be the right place for you.

But if what you’re looking for is something increasingly difficult to find — a genuinely remote experience in the Amazon, far from crowded tourist circuits, surrounded by rainforest and wildlife — then Shiripuno is precisely the kind of place we’d recommend.

Here, accommodation is simple, comfortable and functional. The rainforest is the real attraction.


What a Day Looks Like

You wake to the sounds of the forest. You spend long hours walking trails, exploring streams, watching the canopy.

After dark, the experience changes completely. Night walks become searches for frogs, snakes, insects, spiders, and other creatures that reveal themselves only when the forest comes alive at night.

Nothing is guaranteed. And that’s part of the adventure.

You are not visiting a wildlife park where animals wait to be displayed. You are entering a living ecosystem — and giving yourself the time, patience, and attention needed to discover it.

For many travelers, that is the real luxury:

  • The luxury of remoteness
  • The luxury of time
  • The luxury of encountering something genuinely wild

Your visit helps make conservation economically meaningful.

When travelers choose to spend their time and money in places where the rainforest itself is the attraction, they help create an alternative to activities that depend on clearing forests or extracting their resources. Tourism becomes part of the local economy while keeping the value of standing forest visible and tangible.

It also means supporting the people who live and work here — guides, boat operators, cooks, lodge staff, and local communities whose livelihoods are connected to the Amazon.

You’re not simply coming to see the rainforest. You’re helping create a reason to keep it standing.


“We had a great time at Shiripuno Lodge. Very peaceful and the guide, Fernando, was excellent. The lodge is not fancy but is very comfortable. Good food and sleeping quarters. Tremendous variety of birds and other wildlife. Highly recommended.” — Miles, TripAdvisor


You arrive looking for wildlife.

You leave with a deeper connection to the forest — and the knowledge that your journey helped support the people and places that make that forest worth protecting.

If you want the Amazon as a luxury resort, there are many choices.

If you want the Amazon itself, come deeper.

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The Insects of the Amazon

Shiripuno Amazon Rainforest Lodge

Experiential Learning is greater when experiences iare connected with unique places.

Experiential Learning is greater when experiences iare connected with unique places.

Amazon Birding in Ecuador

Amazon Birding in Ecuador