Sacha Wasi is a Kichwa community initiative that has been welcoming travelers and seekers who feel the call of the jungle for several years. More than an accommodation provider, it is a living space where nature, ancestral culture, and human beings come together. We manage simple, conscious lodgings in the heart of the Amazon, created to support deep rest, introspection, and reconnection with living nature. Each stay is part of a broader experience, where time slows down and guests return to what is essential. What sets us apart is that everything that happens at Sacha Wasi is born from the land and its people. Staying here means directly supporting the Kichwa community, honoring the rainforest, and participating in a respectful and transformative model of tourism.

Sacha Wasi is special because it goes beyond traditional accommodation: it is an experiential center for spiritual and cultural retreats, where lodging is part of a personal transformation process. It combines nature, healing through ancestral plant medicines, coexistence with the Kichwa community, and activities that foster introspection and cultural learning. The experience they offer is aimed at people interested in spirituality, self-exploration, and conscious tourism, for those who wish to disconnect from the city and reconnect with living nature, rather than simply seeking a conventional getaway. This gives it a unique character compared to purely touristic accommodations.

Sacha Wasi is located in a rural jungle area of the Ecuadorian Amazon, surrounded by tropical rainforest, rivers, and Kichwa communities. What guests appreciate most about the area is the deep tranquility, the feeling of being fully immersed in living nature, and the opportunity to completely disconnect from urban life. This is not a typical urban neighborhood, but a natural and community-based environment. Guests especially value the sounds of birds, flowing rivers, lush vegetation, and star-filled skies, as well as the warmth and closeness of the local community. Local activities - Guided walks through the jungle and community trails - Visits to nearby rivers and waterfalls for swimming and relaxation - Birdwatching and Amazonian wildlife observation - Cultural exchange with Kichwa families and participation in traditional activities - Ancestral ceremonies and spiritual practices (depending on the stay or program) - Visits to natural viewpoints with panoramic rainforest views - Boat rides along nearby rivers Tips for guests - Bring light clothing, rain gear, and comfortable shoes suitable for the jungle - This area is ideal for travelers seeking silence, nature, and authentic experiences rather than nightlife or urban attractions - A respectful attitude toward the community and the natural environment greatly enriches the experience