Following an early breakfast, head out by motorboat to one of the highlights of Yasuni Biosphere Reserve, the parrot Clay Lick beside the Napo River, to see flocks of blue-headed, yellow-crowned parrots, and even dusky-headed parakeets. Walk along the Pericos trail for direct views of the parakeet Clay Lick, bringing you face to face with parrots, parakeets, and macaws, as well as howler monkeys and tapir that come to drink the revitalising mineral waters. Visit the intercultural interpretation centre of Kuri Muyu, managed by the women of the community, to learn about the Kichwa culture and traditional crafts. After lunch, climb the observation tower for a chance to spot birds, howler monkeys, squirrel monkeys and sloths. In the evening, sail the Napo River onboard ancestral catamarans and learn more about Kichwa customs.