This corner of the Amazon is located at a distance of approximately 300 km from Quito, the capital of Ecuador. It is located in the Francisco de Orellana province and is popularly known as "El Coca", because in the past the indigenous natives of the surrounding areas, the Tagaeris or Sachas, visited this place to perform their healing rituals with chewed coca leaves. Francisco de Orellana belongs to the Napo basin and the sub-basins of Coca, Payamino, Tiputini, Cononaco, Indillama, and Yasuní; precisely the rivers that surround the city are what enchant its residents and foreigners El Coca is a city rich in its people, where the traditions of the Kichwa, Waorani, and Shuar nationalities are combined with the cultural characteristics of the mestizos and Afro-Ecuadorians who are part of local development. 09:00 Departure from the "El Coca" in inhabitant canoe, which is used by local communities to transport in these areas.

We will go along the Napo River, the largest river in the Ecuadorian Amazon, there we can enjoy the landscapes, the beautiful beaches, and the biodiversity of birds, approximately 2 hours until we reach the lodge.

After lunch and a short rest at the lodge, we will go to the Limoncocha Biological Reserve. The reserve mainly protects the Limoncocha lagoon, a smaller one called Yanacocha, and the surrounding wetlands, swamp areas, and tropical rainforests. Limoncocha, especially its shores and swamp areas, are home to very unique flora and fauna; adapted to live from the permanent water-forest interaction. Here we will be able to observe more than 350 species of birds and different species of monkeys, there we will be able to see at sunset and at sunset we will be able to observe the black alligators approximately 4 or 5 meters long, and perhaps we will be able to see baby alligators.