Responsible tourism versus Exploitative tourism
Traveling is undoubtedly one of the most rewarding experiences. According to the World Tourism Organization, the tourism industry generates around 10 percent of global GDP and prov
Newsletter August 2026
We are pleased to inform you of the numerous sightings we have had in recent months, including two- and three-toed sloths and anacondas in the vicinity of Sani Lodge. Most notably,
Back to School
The journey to school is an exciting daily adventure, beginning with a boat trip along the Napo River. In the event of a malfunction in the school canoe, the children are able to w
Newsletter July 2026
We are pleased to announce that Chiru, the cabin most loved by families, has been renovated to enhance its aesthetic appeal.
Dinosaurs and the Amazon
The most biodiverse rainforest on Earth was home to giant dinosaurs such as Abelisaurids, Titanosaurs, and Amazonsaurus, as well as giant crocodiles more than 100 million years ago
Newsletter June 2026
We are pleased to announce that TripAdvisor has recognized our lodge in the Ecuadorian Amazon with the Travelers' Choice and Best of the Best awards for the third consecutive year.
Survival and Predation
The concept of predation varies depending on the observer's perspective. From an ecological standpoint, it signifies sustenance, population equilibrium, and the elimination of aged
Newsletter May 2026
Following careful consideration, Sani Isla's management has decided to strengthen the 10,000-hectare conservation area in Sucumbíos by stationing three park rangers on a rotating
The Biggest Soccer Cup and Conservation
The Biggest Soccer Cup is a global event with strong international appeal, drawing millions of viewers worldwide. South America is no exception, with the tournament attracting a si
Newsletter April 2026
The puma is native to our continent, inhabiting a wide range of ecosystems from Patagonia to Canada and boasting the widest distribution of any mammal in the Americas. This stealth