For nearly a decade, Wild Mandari has been opening the heart of the Amazon to travelers seeking more than just a tour. Every journey transforms you — connecting you to the rainforest.
Explore Our Amazon Jungle Tours
At Wild Mandari, our jungle tours aren’t scripted. They’re real, raw, and guided by the people who live here. Each experience is led by Kichwa naturalist guides who share deep ancestral knowledge of the forest. Our groups are intentionally small, allowing for deeper wildlife encounters, quieter trails, and a private-feeling experience — even when you're not on a private tour.
We offer unique adventures, but three tours are our most loved: the immersive 7-day Yasuni Jungle Explorer, the faster-paced Amazon Express Discovery, and the active Anaconda Kayak Tour. Whether you’re here to photograph rare birds, paddle through hidden channels, or sleep under the stars, we’ve designed something for every explorer.
Anaconda Kayak Tour
Paddle through secret Tiputini river channels. Explore hidden oxbow lakes and encounter river wildlife.
Yasuni Jungle Explorer
Immersive adventure led by Kichwa guides, discovering the Amazon’s unmatched wildlife.
Amazon Express Discovery
A relaxed introduction to Yasuni, blending comfort, culture, and nature in a shorter jungle stay.
Your Home in the Jungle
Wild Mandari offers safari-style tents on raised platforms along the Tiputini River. Relax in hammocks with river view, and enjoy locally prepared meals in our traditional dining house.
Travel Responsibly
The goals of the Wild Mandari project are to improve opportunities for the local people, encouraging them to value the special and unique place they call home and to preserve and protect it for future generations.
Every visit to Wild Mandari supports real conservation and education projects led by the local Kichwa community.
Yasuni National Park: Earth’s Most Biodiverse Forest
Yasuni National Park is a sanctuary of life. Stretching across more than 9,800 square kilometers of pristine rainforest, it’s home to over 600 species of birds, 170+ mammals, 100+ amphibians, and thousands of plants and insects, many found nowhere else on Earth.
Recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Yasuni is also a cultural refuge for Indigenous peoples, including the Kichwa and uncontacted tribes like the Tagaeri and Taromenane.
Wild Mandari is one of the few lodges located inside this protected zone. That means no long daily transfers, no highway noise — just uninterrupted nature, day and night.
