Located in the ecuadorean upper rainforest nearby the boundary line between Ecuador and Peru, this is for many the top jungle ecolodge resort in Ecuador. As you fly over over Kapawi Ecolodge & Reserve, you could hardly differentiate the lodge from the local communities. Kapawi is aligned along a small lagoon, built with low-impact technology and with a mutual cooperative relationship with the local Achuar indian community. The lodge provides accomodation in a comfortable room with private showers and jungle expeditions nearby 
Taylor made excursions to the jungle according to visitors interest.
 

Kapawi is the largest community-based project ever developed in Ecuador. It was developed and built in co-ownership with the private enterprise, Canodros S.A.. Kapawi was created to provide a high standard service in one of the remotest and most pristine areas of the south east of Ecuador, away from oil exploitation and other destructive practices.

At the moment up to 70% percent of all the employees that work at the lodge are Achuar. Canodros also buys products and services for the lodge in the nearby communities. Tourists give a contribution of US $10 dollars as an entrance fee. For these communities their main income comes from ecotourism.

Kapawi has also provided a launching platform for the Achuar as it has brought the area to the attention of many people from non governmental organizations that invested money and time to develop projects to reinforce the structure of the FINAE organization and developing different projects parallel to ecotourism such as: health, communications, transportation, and education for the entire Achuar territory.