ANAKONDA AMAZON CRUISES
CONTACT DETAILS
Address: Gaspar de Villarroel N40-143 y Av. 6 de
Diciembre, Quito, Ecuador
Destination Expert: Lorena Arregui
Telephone: USA +1 954 802-1198
Mail: advisor@btanetwork.com
www.anakondaamazoncruises.com/
ANAKONDA AMAZON CRUISES
CONTACT DETAILS
Address: Gaspar de Villarroel N40-143 y Av. 6 de
Diciembre, Quito, Ecuador
Destination Expert: Lorena Arregui
Telephone: USA +1 954 802-1198
Mail: advisor@btanetwork.com
www.anakondaamazoncruises.com/
Anakonda Amazon Cruises is the only cruise line that navigates through the Napo River, a pristine tributary in the Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest. It features the Manatee vessel, launched in 2017, as well as the Anakonda cruise, which was named the 2016 World Travel Awards’ South America Leading Boutique Cruise. These state-of-the-art vessels provide travelers a mystical experience in one of the most biodiverse places on Earth, the Yasuní National Park.
The company is founded by CEO Raul Garcia, or “El Capi” as everybody knows him, a travel expert and ecotourism entrepreneur with over 40 years of experience developing responsible and sustainable tourism practices. Raul’s work is motivated by a deep commitment to melding conservationism with unique travel experiences.
Anakonda Amazon Cruises gives visitors from all corners of the world the opportunity to experience the wildlife and ancestral cultures of the Amazon River Basin. Anakonda Amazon Cruises offers a once-in-a-lifetime luxury experience built on a sustainable tourism scheme that helps local communities and protects two endangered animal species—the charapas turtle and the pink river dolphin.
When you enter the Ecuadorian Amazon, you are entering a world that few people can experience. The smells, sounds, and tastes are all different. Of course, so are the cultures that live within the communities.
Ecuador contains only 2% of the entire Amazon, but that relatively small area is one of the most diverse and pristine areas in South America, and possibly in the world. It is home to Yasuní National Park, one of the most biodiverse places on Earth, designated by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve in 1989 due to the vast range of animal and plant species that inhabit it.
The Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest is located at the base of the Andes mountains.
Millions of years ago, the Amazon River flowed from east to west, emptying into the Pacific Ocean. When the Andes Mountains rose along the eastern side of the South American continent, around 20 million years ago, the emerging mass blocked the flow of the Amazon.
Freshwater lakes formed as a result and the flow of the river gradually reversed to its current eastern course. About 10 million years later, the river reached the Atlantic Ocean. Plants and animals have always thrived in the rainforests that grow in the area surrounding its banks.
Anakonda Amazon Cruises is the only cruise line that navigates through the Napo River, a pristine tributary in the Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest. It features the Manatee vessel, launched in 2017, as well as the Anakonda cruise, which was named the 2016 World Travel Awards’ South America Leading Boutique Cruise. These state-of-the-art vessels provide travelers a mystical experience in one of the most biodiverse places on Earth, the Yasuní National Park.
The company is founded by CEO Raul Garcia, or “El Capi” as everybody knows him, a travel expert and ecotourism entrepreneur with over 40 years of experience developing responsible and sustainable tourism practices. Raul’s work is motivated by a deep commitment to melding conservationism with unique travel experiences.
Anakonda Amazon Cruises gives visitors from all corners of the world the opportunity to experience the wildlife and ancestral cultures of the Amazon River Basin. Anakonda Amazon Cruises offers a once-in-a-lifetime luxury experience built on a sustainable tourism scheme that helps local communities and protects two endangered animal species—the charapas turtle and the pink river dolphin.
When you enter the Ecuadorian Amazon, you are entering a world that few people can experience. The smells, sounds, and tastes are all different. Of course, so are the cultures that live within the communities.
Ecuador contains only 2% of the entire Amazon, but that relatively small area is one of the most diverse and pristine areas in South America, and possibly in the world. It is home to Yasuní National Park, one of the most biodiverse places on Earth, designated by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve in 1989 due to the vast range of animal and plant species that inhabit it.
The Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest is located at the base of the Andes mountains.
Millions of years ago, the Amazon River flowed from east to west, emptying into the Pacific Ocean. When the Andes Mountains rose along the eastern side of the South American continent, around 20 million years ago, the emerging mass blocked the flow of the Amazon.
Freshwater lakes formed as a result and the flow of the river gradually reversed to its current eastern course. About 10 million years later, the river reached the Atlantic Ocean. Plants and animals have always thrived in the rainforests that grow in the area surrounding its banks.